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The Single Cell Omics Platform (SCOP) is a state-of-the-art facility located at New Hunts House, King's College London, equipped with advanced instrumentation and staffed by a team of expert scientists. With years of experience in the field of single-cell omics, the SCOP team is committed to providing high-quality services tailored to meet the needs of the KCL research community.

We specialise in utilising 10x assays, including 3’RNA, Multiome ATAC, and 5’RNA V(D)J using the 10x Chromium iX platform.

As an integral part of King’s College London, SCOP is proudly supported by the Hayday Group, Taams Lab, Martinez-Nunez group, Inflammation Biology Group, Tree Group, and the School of Immunology & Microbial Science (SIMS) reinforcing our commitment to excellence in research and innovation

Single-Cell Sequencing

From library preparation to FASTQ file data delivery, we offer a comprehensive range of 10x single-cell assays using the Chromium iX instrument. Our services also include the Chromium GEM-X Single Cell 3' v4 and Chromium GEM-X Single Cell 5' v3 protocols, available as of 2024.

 Consulting and Training

We offer consulting services for experimental design and assay selection. Our team provides personalised guidance to researchers at every stage of their single cell sequencing projects.

We also offer training workshops and seminars to empower researchers with the knowledge and skills needed to conduct single-cell omics research effectively.

Open access equipment

Our facility offers open access to state-of-the-art equipment for single-cell research. Induction and training provided. Please contact our facility regarding access, training and costing.

Collaboration

We are also keen on collaborating on projects aiming to test different pipelines. Get in touch with ‘out of catalogue’ requests.

Facility staff

Affiliated academics

adrian-hayday

Professor of Immunobiology

leonie-taams2

Head of the School of Immunology & Microbial Sciences

rocio-teresa-martinez-nunez

Reader in RNA Biology and Immunity

Timothy Tree 1

Professor of Immune Regulation and Immunotherapy

toby-lawrence

Professor of Inflammation Biology

Our facility offers open access to state-of-the-art equipment for single-cell research. Induction and training provided. Please contact the SCOP facility single-cell-platform@kcl.ac.uk regarding access, training and costing.

Related equipment

SCOP_Chromium iX
10x Chromium iX, 10x Genomics

Chromium iX offers cost-effective, lower throughput single cell analysis

SCOP_Tapestation780
4200 TapeStation System, Agilent

High-throughput automated electrophoresis, allows fully automated, easy, and reliable analysis of DNA and RNA samples for up to 96 samples per run.

SCOP_CellDrop
CellDrop FL, DeNovix

Automated Cell Counter

SCOP_Qubit Flex
Qubit™ Flex Fluorometer, Invitrogen™

Fast, accurate DNA, RNA, and protein quantification up to eight samples

2024

2023

Established in September 2023, the Single Cell Omics Platform (SCOP) aims to provide state-of-the-art facilities and expert support to researchers interested in single-cell omics analyses. With support from esteemed research groups including the Hayday Group, Taams Lab, Martinez-Nunez group, Inflammation Biology Group, Tree Group, and the School of Immunology & Microbial Science (SIMS), SCOP is dedicated to advancing single-cell research and fostering collaboration within the scientific community.

2024

June, 2024 - seminar, TBC

Single-Cell Sequencing

From library preparation to FASTQ file data delivery, we offer a comprehensive range of 10x single-cell assays using the Chromium iX instrument. Our services also include the Chromium GEM-X Single Cell 3' v4 and Chromium GEM-X Single Cell 5' v3 protocols, available as of 2024.

 Consulting and Training

We offer consulting services for experimental design and assay selection. Our team provides personalised guidance to researchers at every stage of their single cell sequencing projects.

We also offer training workshops and seminars to empower researchers with the knowledge and skills needed to conduct single-cell omics research effectively.

Open access equipment

Our facility offers open access to state-of-the-art equipment for single-cell research. Induction and training provided. Please contact our facility regarding access, training and costing.

Collaboration

We are also keen on collaborating on projects aiming to test different pipelines. Get in touch with ‘out of catalogue’ requests.

Facility staff

Affiliated academics

adrian-hayday

Professor of Immunobiology

leonie-taams2

Head of the School of Immunology & Microbial Sciences

rocio-teresa-martinez-nunez

Reader in RNA Biology and Immunity

Timothy Tree 1

Professor of Immune Regulation and Immunotherapy

toby-lawrence

Professor of Inflammation Biology

Our facility offers open access to state-of-the-art equipment for single-cell research. Induction and training provided. Please contact the SCOP facility single-cell-platform@kcl.ac.uk regarding access, training and costing.

Related equipment

SCOP_Chromium iX
10x Chromium iX, 10x Genomics

Chromium iX offers cost-effective, lower throughput single cell analysis

SCOP_Tapestation780
4200 TapeStation System, Agilent

High-throughput automated electrophoresis, allows fully automated, easy, and reliable analysis of DNA and RNA samples for up to 96 samples per run.

SCOP_CellDrop
CellDrop FL, DeNovix

Automated Cell Counter

SCOP_Qubit Flex
Qubit™ Flex Fluorometer, Invitrogen™

Fast, accurate DNA, RNA, and protein quantification up to eight samples

2024

2023

Established in September 2023, the Single Cell Omics Platform (SCOP) aims to provide state-of-the-art facilities and expert support to researchers interested in single-cell omics analyses. With support from esteemed research groups including the Hayday Group, Taams Lab, Martinez-Nunez group, Inflammation Biology Group, Tree Group, and the School of Immunology & Microbial Science (SIMS), SCOP is dedicated to advancing single-cell research and fostering collaboration within the scientific community.

2024

June, 2024 - seminar, TBC


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Lab 1.29A Office 1.32A 1st floor, New Hunt’s House, Great Maze Pond, Guy's Campus, King's College London London, SE1 1UL United Kingdom