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  • Genomics
  • Biotechnology

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  • Single-cell research is crucial for understanding cellular heterogeneity in development and disease.
  • Current methods struggle to capture comprehensive multimodal information from individual cells.
  • Advances are needed to integrate diverse molecular data for precise cellular state definition.

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  • To review recent single-cell multiomics approaches.
  • To highlight methods for genome, epigenome, and protein profiling alongside transcriptomics.
  • To discuss technological advancements in molecular tagging, throughput, and lineage tracing.

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  • Molecular barcoding and sequencing for single-cell isolation.
  • Simultaneous extraction of multimodal data (DNA, RNA, protein).
  • Techniques for anchoring molecules, sample multiplexing, and lineage recording.

Main Results:

  • Summarizes novel single-cell multiomics strategies.
  • Details approaches for integrating multi-layered cellular information.
  • Identifies key innovations in single-cell data acquisition.

Conclusions:

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  • Future developments will further enhance throughput and analytical capabilities.
  • This technology is vital for advancing our understanding of complex biological processes and diseases.