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Request 384-well lysis plates from Xpress Genomics. We are soon launching a web store for you to request lysis plates, please email us until then and we are happy to help you out.
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The customer sorts individual cells of interest into the 384-well plates ( → we provide SOP on FACS sorting), stores the plates in -80. When sufficient numbers of plates are ready, the customer returns the plates to Xpress Genomics. A return request is easily made through the webstore for customers (coming soon).
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Xpress Genomics prepares libraries and performs sequencing (at the customer selected depth). The customers obtains all raw sequencing data (fastq files). Experiments on cells form the human or mouse species also obtains quality control information, as well as alignments (BAM files) towards the current assembly, and gene expression quantifications. Upon delivery of sequencing data, each set of returned plates are invoiced accordingly.