Single-Cell CUT&Tag is an innovative assay that precisely measures epigenetic modifications in individual cells by targeting histone post-translational modifications (PTMs) or transcription factors (TFs). Unlike multiomic approaches that capture RNA, Single-Cell CUT&Tag focuses solely on tagmented DNA, allowing for deeper coverage of epigenetic marks without the complexity of concurrent transcriptomic profiling. This method is especially suited for studies in which RNA is either degraded (e.g., FFPE samples) or not required, including cell differentiation assays or drug-treatment experiments in cell lines. By integrating seamlessly with single-cell barcoding platforms — such as 10x Chromium® (ATAC) or Fluent PiP-seq® — Single-Cell CUT&Tag provides a high-resolution snapshot of gene regulatory states in each cell, driving new insights into how epigenetic changes shape biological responses.
Enhance your precision medicine research with the scCut&Tag Droplet - 8 Reaction Kit from Epigenome Technology. Bringing Cut&Tag epigenetic and TF profiling to single-cell resolution, this kit is compatible with the 10X Genomics droplet platform and allows you to profile histones, protein complexes, and TFs at an unprecedented single-cell level. Each kit provides up to 8 reactions, enabling analysis of up to 80,000 recovered cells, making it ideal for studying active marks or conducting well-characterized cellular experiments. Please note, the procedure requires a 10X Genomics ATAC kit.
Epigenome Technologies emerged in 2022 as a spin-out from the pioneering Bing Ren lab at UC San Diego. Recognizing the transformative power of single-cell epigenetic profiling, our founders—Professor Bing Ren (UCSD epigenetics expert and former Harvard postdoc) and Pei Lin (with leadership experience at Illumina and the Salk Institute)—joined forces to brin g cutting-edge single-cell and spatial DNA-binding solutions to the broader research community.
Our comprehensive approach to gene regulation sets us apart in a competitive biotech landscape. We’ve already proven that single-cell and spatial epigenetic profiling can unlock novel diagnostic markers and inform targeted therapies for conditions previously deemed intractable. As we continue to scale, we welcome conversations with potential acquirers and strategic partners who share our vision for revolutionizing the future of genomic research.