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In the world of single-cell genomics, the quality of your sequencing data hinges on a critical factor: the health of your cells. Poor sample quality can distort your data output, misrepresenting the full genetic profile of a cell sample or tissue. With the WOLF Cell Sorter, researchers can easily isolate viable cell samples for genomics workflows before sequencing. Save time (and money!) by saying goodbye to unwanted dead/dying cells and intrusive debris. Gentle cell sorting enables you to enhance sample quality, setting the stage for successful genomic sequencing.
We will highlight:
– The crucial role of cell viability for sequencing data readout
– WOLF Cell Sorter capabilities for targeted isolation of viable cells
– Real-world applications in genomics workflows
Wednesday, October 18, 14:00 CEST
Micayla George, Lab Research Associate
Related technologies: Cell sorting
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