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Evercode WT v2 detected substantially more genes and transcripts in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) compared to Evercode WT v1. To compare, four PBMC samples were fixed and prepared in parallel with Evercode WT v1 and Evercode WT v2.
A significant increase in genes was detected with Evercode WT v2 compared to Evercode WT v1. The increased gene detection as plotted against the sequencing depth is shown below (Figure 1). At 100k reads/cell, Evercode WT v2 had 63% more genes detected. At 20k reads/cell, 48% more genes were detected than Evercode WT v1.
Figure 1. Gene Detection for Human PBMCs. Gene detection from four fixed PBMC samples prepared using Evercode WT v1 and Evercode WT v2, in parallel. A sublibrary from each experiment was sequenced and processed using the Parse Biosciences data analysis pipeline.
Figure 2. Transcript Detection for Human PBMCs. Transcript detection from four fixed PBMC samples prepared using Evercode WT v1 and Evercode WT v2, in parallel. A sublibrary from each experiment was sequenced and processed using the Parse Biosciences data analysis pipeline.
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Consistent gene detection between samples results in fewer sample failures, more predictable sequencing planning , and straightforward data analysis. The reproducibility and distribution of the genes per cell for Evercode WT v1 and Evercode WT v2 were plotted (Figure 3). The medians were more consistent across samples prepared with Evercode WT v2.
Figure 3. Gene Detection Across Samples for Human PBMCs. Violin plot showing the number of detected genes per donor for Evercode WT v1 (left) and Evercode WT v2 (right). The dot (black) denotes the median genes detected per donor.
Gene correlation plots confirm unbiased gene expression of the PBMC samples prepared with Evercode WT v1 and Evercode WT v2 (r2 = 0.982) (Figure 4).
Researchers can transition to Evercode Whole Transcriptome Solution v2 kits to benefit from greater gene sensitivity and improved sample robustness while integrating previous data into the ongoing studies.
Figure 4. Gene Expression Correlation Between Evercode WT v1 and Evercode WT v2 in Human PBMCs. The average gene expression (log average transcripts per million) between the Evercode WT v2 and Evercode WT v1 results was compared. The r 2value indicates a high degree of correlation in gene expression between Evercode WT chemistry versions.
Experimental Summary Reports, Digital Gene Expression (DGE) Matrix, All Gene, and Cell Metadata for Evercode WT v1 and v2.
Version 2 Experimental Summary Report (HTML) Digital Gene Expression (DGE) Matrix (945 MB) All Gene (CSV) Cell Metadata (CSV)
Version 1 Experimental Summary Report (HTML) Digital Gene Expression (DGE) Matrix (193 MB) All Gene (CSV) Cell Metadata (CSV)