SIGNAL-seq: Multimodal Single-cell Inter- and Intra-cellular Signalling Analysis
Opzoomer, J. W.; O'Sullivan, R.; Sufi, J.; Madsen, R. R.; Qin, X.; Basiarz, E.; Tape, C. J.
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We present SIGNAL-seq (Split-pool Indexing siG-Nalling AnaLysis by sequencing): a multiplexed splitpool combinatorial barcoding method that simultaneously measures RNA and post-translational modifications (PTMs) in fixed single cells from 3D models. SIGNAL-seq PTM measurements are equivalent to mass cytometry and RNA gene detection is analogous to split-pool barcoding scRNA-seq. By measuring both mRNA ligand-receptor pairs and PTMs in single cells, SIGNAL-seq can simultaneously uncover inter- and intra-cellular regulation of tumour microenvironment plasticity.
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