Slide-seq measures gene expression with spatial information by transferring tissue-associated RNA onto a surface carrying position-mapped barcoded beads. Sequencing associates captured transcripts with bead barcodes and hence with locations. The original study used approximately ten-micrometre beads and demonstrated tissue expression patterns at high spatial resolution. A bead measurement is a capture region rather than an automatic identification of one intact cell; tissue geometry and capture efficiency still affect interpretation. [ref]
Slide-seq: A scalable technology for measuring genome-wide expression at high spatial resolution by Samuel G. Rodriques and others. 2019, bead array, barcode-position mapping and tissue demonstrations
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