Lecture

Single-cell and Spatially Resolved RNA-seq

Description

This lecture covers the importance of single-cell RNA-seq in resolving specific cell populations, the process of tissue dissociation, single-cell capture, cDNA synthesis, flow sorting, microfluidics, barcoding, quality control, and differential gene expression analysis. It also presents examples of single-cell transcriptomics in the mouse nervous system.

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