Universal 3'
Up to 80% cell recovery
Up to 100% higher sensitivity vs prior Next GEM tech
More usable reads, save up to 50% on sequencing costs
Why choose Universal 3'?
Require full-length transcript readouts
Flexible throughput from 500 to 20K cells per sample
Broad multiomic options including protein and gene expression
Assay specifications
Human
Mouse
Rat
Non-human primate
Marine
Plant
Insect
and more
Species
Cell suspension
Nuclei suspension
Fresh tissue
Frozen tissue
Flow-sorted cells
Fixed human PBMCs
Organoids
Compatible samples
3' gene expression
Cell surface protein
Multiomics
Compatible instruments
20K cells/sample
160K cells/chip
8 samples/chip
Singleplex throughput options
5K cells/sample
40K cells/chip
Up to 4 samples/channel output, 8 samples/chip
On-chip multiplexing throughput options (New!)
Shop reagents, kits & more
Universal 3' Gene Expression
Each 3' experiment requires a chip, index kit, and core reagents plus an optional feature barcoding kit. If you're unsure what you need, use the experiment builder to find the custom list of items required for your experiment.
Documents and resources
Videos
Data analysis
Cell Ranger
Cell Ranger is a set of free analysis pipelines for processing Chromium Single Cell data.
Loupe Browser
Desktop application for Windows and MacOS that allows you to interactively visualize data.
Cloud Analysis
Cloud Analysis enables quick and easy access to Cell Ranger pipelines from your web browser.
Featured publications
Publications
Cell, 2023 Hansruedi Mathys, et al.
Science Translational Medicine, 2023 Shuang Wang, et al.
Science, 2022 Richard K Perez, et al.
Featured datasets
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