Real-world approaches to sample QC in single-cell and nucleus prep

June 12, 2025 – 15:00 BST / 16:00 CEST / 10:00 EDT / 07:00 PDT

As single-cell and multiomics technologies continue to reshape our understanding of complex biology, the importance of high-quality sample preparation has never been greater. Reliable quality control (QC) is essential to ensure that valuable samples - often limited and difficult to obtain - yield meaningful, reproducible data. However, researchers working with diverse sample types, such as frozen or FFPE tissue, often face significant QC challenges.

In this webinar, experts from both academia and industry share real-world approaches to QC in single-cell and nucleus workflows, a critical step for ensuring the success of downstream applications such as single-cell RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) and multiomics analysis.

The expert speakers will show how the LUNA-FX7™ automated cell counter enables accurate and reproducible QC, even in challenging samples with high debris levels or low yield. Through advanced imaging and algorithm-based classification, you will see how the FX7 supports reliable assessment of nuclei and cell concentration and viability – with data from a range of sample types including fresh, frozen, fixed, and FFPE preparations.

Key learning objectives:

• Explore real-world applications for improving sample quality in single-cell and nuclei workflows.
• Gain insights into accurate assessment of sample concentration and viability using the LUNA-FX7™ automated cell counter.
• Learn practical approaches for handling challenging samples such as fixed and FFPE preparations.

Who should attend?

From students and professors to lab technicians, managers, and chief scientific officers, covering academia, government, and private sector businesses and industries.

Certificate of attendance

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