Seo Heejin
Diagnostics and Genomics Field Application Specialist, Cytiva
Webinar
Advancing single‑cell RNA‑seq: Optimizing tissue dissociation with enzyme mix
Explore how to overcome challenges and streamline your workflow to maximize cell viability
24 March 2026, 2.00 PM SGT
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Single‑cell RNA sequencing (scRNA‑seq) delivers unprecedented insights into cellular heterogeneity, but high‑quality results depend on generating intact, viable, and unbiased single‑cell suspensions. This requires gentle yet effective tissue dissociation, minimal cellular stress, preservation of transcriptional states, and removal of debris, dead cells, and doublets. When these steps fall short, researchers risk stress‑related gene expression artifacts, RNA degradation—ultimately compromising data accuracy and biological interpretation.
In this webinar, we will be sharing how enzyme mix supports diverse tissue types and accommodate both cold and warm dissociation strategies to protect RNA integrity as well as to maximize performance in both manual and automated tissue dissociation with reference to successful case studies.
Join us to discover how you can overcome common dissociation challenges and achieve more reliable single‑cell and multi‑omics data with confidence:
- Essential prerequisites for successful scRNA‑seq sample preparation
- Performance and tissue‑specific advantages of the dissociation enzyme mix
- How integrating enzyme mixes with tissue dissociation supports in your workflow produces consistent, high‑quality single‑cell suspensions across multiple tissue types
- Showcasing success stories of streamlined workflows and enhanced scalability