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The BD® Single-Cell Multiplexing Kits (human and mouse) allow you to combine and simultaneously process up to 12 different samples on a BD Rhapsody™ Cartridge. The kits are designed to work with all BD Rhapsody™ Assays and include streamlined informatics tools integrated into the BD Rhapsody™ Bioinformatics Pipeline to automatically demultiplex sample tags and identify individual samples during data analyses.
Learn more from the BD® Single-Cell Multiplexing Kit brochure.
Catalog No. | ||||
Reactivity | Human | Mouse | Mouse | Species agnostic |
Antibody | A universal human antibody | Anti-Mouse CD45, | Anti-Mouse MHC-H2 Class I, | Anti-R-Phycoerythrin (PE), |
Sample Tagging Approach | Direct labeling | Direct labeling | Direct labeling | Two-step labeling |
Plexy | Up to 12-plex | Up to 12-plex | Up to 12-plex | Up to 24-plex |
FEATURES
t-SNE analysis of single-cell gene expression profile with the BD® Single-Cell Multiplexing Kit and BD Rhapsody™ Human Immune Response Panel (right). A. Cells are colored by annotation from the Sample Tag determination algorithm within the BD Rhapsody™ Bioinformatics Pipeline. B. Blue cells highlight multiplets identified. C. t-SNE plot with multiplets and undetermined cells removed to obtain cleaner data for analysis.
t-SNE visualization of cell clusters in the 12 Sample Tag experiment with the BD Rhapsody™ System using the Immune Response Panel (right). A. Annotation of major cell types identified by their markers, with putative multiplet clusters in between major clusters, many of which are identified using Sample Tags. B. Highlight of Sample Tag-identified multiplets: multiplets can be identified using Sample Tags even within one cell type cluster. C. Removal of multiplets identified by Sample Tags and their associated putative clusters yields cleaner single-cell RNA-seq data.
Visualization of Jurkat-only cluster (Sample Tags 4-6) from a 12 Sample Tag experiment (right). A. Multiplets are highlighted as blue points within the Jurkat cluster. Note that many Jurkat multiplets are located on the top-left of the cluster. B. Top-left putative cells identified in the Jurkat cluster are associated with higher detection of genes per cell. C. Extracting total mRNA molecules detected per putative cell revealed that cells identified as multiplets by Sample Tags have higher molecule detection, suggesting that they are bona fide multiplets.
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