Scientists use single-cell sequencing of immune cells to explore the immune receptor repertoire, obtain epigenetic information, identify mutations and other genetic variations, and profile the expression of intra- and extracellular proteins. Single-cell sequencing is also useful for studying rare cells, cell-specific isoforms, and specific cellular subpopulations.
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