Gene Expression
Advance your translational and clinical research with TaqMan or Delta Gene assays
Data reproducibility is key to differential gene expression studies. The scalable Biomark™ HD and Biomark X systems supports tens to hundreds of samples at nanoliter volumes. Combining microfluidics technology with optimized reagents produces high-quality results in less time. Ideal for labs performing hundreds to thousands of samples, the Biomark HD system provides significant cost and time advantages over plate-based technologies. And with a wide range of integrated fluidic circuit (IFC) formats available, scaling from mid- to high-throughput on a single system is easily achievable.
Methods
Delta Gene
Pair Delta Gene™ assays and reagents with EvaGreen® dye for an economical alternative to probe-based detection. EvaGreen® binds to double-stranded DNA, resulting in fluorescein-like fluorescence excitation and emission spectra. EvaGreen® also minimizes PCR inhibition compared to SYBR® Green and other nucleic acid stains.
TaqMan
Probe-based assays use primers to detect sequence-specific single-cell cDNA probes. The method enhances qPCR through dual-labeled hydrolysis probes and PCR primers. Specific target detection requires binding three independent oligonucleotides, which reduces fluorescence from nonspecific sources. Our chemistries work seamlessly with your existing TaqMan® assay library to support both standard and fast protocols.
Dr. Dexi Chen, PhD, MD
Achieving multi-omic insights with microfluidics and CyTOF technology
Scott Magness, PhD
Investigating transcriptomic changes at the microscale level
Jo Vandesompele, PhD
Jo Vandesompele at Ghent University discusses a deep dive into single-cell sequencing
Christophe Lancrin, PhD
Christophe Lancrin on revealing new transcription factors using C1 and Biomark
Ansuman Satpathy, MD, PhD
Stanford’s Ansu Satpathy designed single-cell T-ATAC-seq, now available at Script Hub
Shyam Prabhakar, PhD
Shyam Prabhakar explores signatures of patient survival and EMT in colorectal tumors
Simone Mayer, PhD
Simone Mayer, PhD, explains how using multimodal analysis helped reveal new insights
Kelly Nudelman, PhD
Kelly Nudelman and Tae-Hwi Schwantes-An discuss sample identification
Shyam Prabhakar, PhD
Analysis of Single-Cell Transcriptomes in Colorectal Cancer by Shyam Prabhakar
Leisha McGrath, PhD student
A microfluidics-based gene expression assay to monitor fish health
Jonathan M. Irish, PhD
Combinatorial, single-cell approaches to explore the complexity of biologic systems
Dr. Luc Teyton, MD, PhD
How one lab explores the immune system one T cell at a time
Scientist Michael Stubbington, PhD
A new single-cell sequencing tool brings fresh insight to functional T cell studies
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