Progress in Single Cell Sequencing Technology

Authors

  • Qicai Ma Northwest University For Nationalities
  • Wenli Wu
  • Na Ye
  • Xindong Wang
  • Ping Yan
  • Heping Pan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30564/jzr.v1i1.715

Abstract

Cells are the basic unit of life structure and life activities. Because of the complex micro-environment of cells, the content of components that play a key role is relatively small, so single-cell analysis is extremely challenging. In recent years, single-cell sequencing technology has been developed and matured. Single-cell sequencing can reveal the composition and physiological diversity of cells, and the existing single-cell separation technology, single-cell whole genome amplification technology, single The principles and applications of cell whole transcriptome amplification technology and single cell transcriptome sequencing are summarized and summarized.

Keywords:

Single cell isolation；Single cell sequencing；Whole genome；Transcriptome

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