10x Genomics

Like adenine to thymine, you and science are the perfect match. And we're so glad you found each other! Your passion for scientific discovery burns bright, and your hard work means the world to so many people! XoXo 💘

10x Genomics is excited to be back for AGBT 2025. Don’t miss our pre-conference workshop: Sunday, Feb. 23 from 1–4 PM ET. Can’t make it? Have no fear. Register for our livestream and you won’t miss a beat! https://bit.ly/3CJGjJj

Starting 2025 with a NEW Chromium X, courtesy of our partners at Millennium Science and 10x Genomics, increasing our capacity for single-cell multiomics. No delays in putting the new machine to work. Pictured below, our single cell and spatial expert, Dr. Munir Iqbal, was quick to unwrap the new X and put it straight to work. The new Chromium X has increased throughput, higher gene sensitivity and better cell recovery. 🧬 Gene Expression  🦠 Immune Profiling  🛠 CRISPR Screening  🔗 Multiome (ATAC + Gene Expression)  🧫 FLEX: FFPE compatibility  💡 Looking to explore single-cell technologies for your research? Get in touch with us! https://rb.gy/max3y9 

We just wrapped up an incredible week in sunny San Diego with our global sales team! ☀️🌊 From unforgettable and inspiring discussions (shoutout Dr. Eric Topol!) to hands-on functional booths, our team came together to learn, collaborate, and innovate. Of course, we not only work hard, we play hard—we took networking to the next level with yacht rock– and disco-themed parties, rollercoaster rides at Belmont Park, and some friendly competition at the arcade. 🎢🎯 A huge shoutout to our powerhouse sales team for bringing the energy, expertise, and excitement as we gear up for an amazing 2025. Want to be part of the fun? We’re hiring! Join us and take your sales career to the next level. 🚀 https://lnkd.in/g3JM9vDS

Welcome to the club! 🚀 #XeniumXplorers

This Black History Month, we’re proud to continue a meaningful tradition at 10x: BHM Trivia Luncheon! 🖤 Three years ago, our Employees of Color employee resource group launched this event to celebrate Black history, culture, and achievements while fostering education and understanding within our team. Trivia is a fun and engaging way to learn, and at 10x, we’re always striving to grow together. Play along with us! In the 1940's, who developed a procedure used to treat cyanotic heart disease (blue baby syndrome)? Guess below! 🗣️

Did you know that less than half of all women in the United States realize cardiovascular disease is the greatest threat to their health, even though it kills 1 in 3 women every year? Or that most cardiovascular diseases can be prevented through education and lifestyle changes? Awareness can help save lives. That’s why we’re Going Red for Women this #HeartMonth.

What does it take to create the largest #singlecell dataset ever? Dedication, collaboration & high-performance technology that delivers high-quality insights at scale. We’re thrilled to collaborate alongside Ultima Genomics as an industry partner for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's landmark Billion Cells Project. Once completed, this dataset, which will be generated with Chromium GEM-X technology, will train AI cell models for biological discoveries and will be freely available to allow scientists like you to further their own research efforts. Learn more: https://bit.ly/412eLrT

ICYMI: Last year was our biggest year for single cell innovation ever, with incredible breakthroughs that let you: 📈 Profile up to 5 million cells per kit, at less than $0.01 per cell ✨ Reduce per-sample costs and cell inputs with easy multiplexing—no extra steps! 🧪 Make the most of every sample with up to 80% cell capture and exceptional sensitivity 💻 Analyze data faster and easier than ever before with Automated Cell Annotation And that was just 2024! Explore all the latest Chromium advancements making powerful single cell more affordable and stay tuned for what’s in store for 2025. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3Esh5Qc

Every year, during #AmericanHeartMonth, we see the statistics—we are reminded how many lives are cut short by heart disease—and the numbers are always staggering. But, there’s hope. Researchers around the world have made cardiovascular health a major priority. We feel lucky that our single cell and spatial tools are helping scientists uncover more about this deadly, and unfortunately widespread, disease.