Honeycomb Biotechnologies and Revvity Launch New Solutions to Expand the Frontiers of Single Cell Research
Honeycomb Biotechnologies and Revvity launch new solutions for single cell biology, including the HIVE CLX Single-Cell RNAseq Solution and BeeNetPLUS analysis workflow. The HIVE CLX solution offers higher density single cell capture with integrated sample storage, making it easier to study rare and fragile cell types. It also supports studies in innate immunology, infectious diseases, and clinical research. Honeycomb has also released the BeeNetPLUS cloud-based analysis workflow, and researchers in the US can take advantage of the HIVE CLX Service offering.
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The HIVE CLX Single-Cell RNAseq Solution offers higher density single cell capture with integrated sample storage, allowing for as much as four times as many cells to be recovered per device compared to the original HIVE scRNAseq Solution.
The HIVE CLX solution is well suited for researchers working in remote or low-resource locations, as it eliminates the need for specialized instrumentation and supports studies involving emerging or evolving infectious diseases.
Honeycomb has released the BeeNetPLUS cloud-based analysis workflow, which simplifies and accelerates data interpretation of HIVE CLX results.
Researchers in the US can take advantage of the HIVE CLX Service offering, which provides sample-to-result concierge services and benefits researchers working across a range of single cell applications.
06/29/2023 - 08:00 AM
The HIVE CLX Single-Cell RNAseq Solution integrates sample storage and single cell profiling into a robust, instrument-free workflow
Studies in innate immunology, infectious diseases and clinical research aided by the HIVE’s capabilities for rare and fragile cell recovery
Faster, more reliable results delivered by complementary BeeNetPLUS analysis workflow and HIVE CLX Service offering
WALTHAM, Mass. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Today, in collaboration with single cell genomics company, Honeycomb Biotechnologies (“Honeycomb”), Revvity (NYSE: RVTY) announced the launch of a suite of new solutions and services that expand the frontiers of single cell biology: the HIVE™ CLX Single-Cell RNAseq Solution , BeeNetPLUS analysis workflow, and for single cell researchers based in the United States , a new HIVE CLX Service offering.
The HIVE CLX Single-Cell RNAseq Solution offers higher density single cell capture with integrated sample storage in an instrument-free workflow, making it easier for researchers to study rare and fragile cell types and better understand how the immune system fights allergens and pathogens, in addition to other applications. It is a significant upgrade to Honeycomb’s HIVE platform that was launched in collaboration with Revvity in 2021.
“The HIVE CLX solution is uniquely designed to enable clinical researchers to overcome challenges often encountered in single cell studies. User-friendly sample capture and storage expands both the scope and geographic reach of single cell research, especially in areas such as innate immunology and infectious disease,” said Jim Flanigon, CEO of Honeycomb. “Our colleagues at Revvity share our goal of bringing single cell technology to a broader audience, so we’re excited to see our customers expand those boundaries with the HIVE CLX solution.”
Larger, More Secure Sample Volumes
Honeycomb’s HIVE CLX solution features 160,000 picowells within a single, high-density array that allows for as much as four times as many cells to be recovered per device as compared with the original HIVE™ scRNAseq Solution. The premise is that more cells recovered translates to more transcripts processed, ultimately leading to more reliable, quality data that impacts health advances and biological insights across autoimmune research, oncology, neurology, developmental biology, transplant medicine and beyond.
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By eliminating the need for specialized instrumentation, the HIVE CLX solution is well suited to support researchers working in remote or low-resource locations where sample storage and shipping requirements may be more complex. This includes studies involving emerging or evolving infectious diseases like HIV, malaria, tuberculosis and COVID-19, as well as distributed and longitudinal studies that involve multi-point sample collection.
“The ability to understand human health and disease at the single-cell level is notoriously challenging, but an incredibly important pursuit in biological and clinical research,” said Arvind Kothandaraman, general manager of multi-omics and specialty diagnostics at Revvity. “We are pleased that the HIVE CLX solution is helping scientists of all backgrounds and experience levels access single cell RNAseq technology.”
Cloud-based Data Analysis and Service from Single Cell Experts
In addition to the HIVE CLX solution, Honeycomb has released its BeeNetPLUS cloud-based analysis workflow that simplifies and accelerates data interpretation of HIVE CLX results. With no coding or command line experience required, the BeeNetPLUS workflow reports on sequencing quality; cell, gene and transcripts recovery; cell-type annotation; differential expression; and marker gene plots.
Researchers in the United States may now also take advantage of the HIVE CLX Service offering, made possible by the single cell experts at Honeycomb and Revvity. Beginning with one-on-one experimental design and ending with review of data with a bioinformatics expert, these sample-to-result concierge services benefit researchers working across a range of single cell applications.
Further information on the HIVE CLX solution is available on Revvity's webpage , with additional protocols and technical information also available on the Honeycomb website .
For ordering information or to connect with a single cell expert, email sales@honeycomb.bio .
About Revvity
At Revvity, “impossible” is inspiration, and “can’t be done” is a call to action. Revvity provides health science solutions, technologies, expertise, and services that deliver complete workflows from discovery to development, and diagnosis to cure. Revvity is revolutionizing what’s possible in healthcare, with specialized focus areas in translational multi-omics technologies, biomarker identification, imaging, prediction, screening, detection and diagnosis, informatics and more.
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About Honeycomb Biotechnologies
Honeycomb Biotechnologies develops technology to remove barriers and expand opportunities for single cell analysis in basic, translational, pre-clinical, and clinical research throughout the world. Founded by leading scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Broad Institute, Honeycomb is based in Waltham, MA , USA. Additional information is available at www.honeycomb.bio .
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What is the HIVE CLX Single-Cell RNAseq Solution?
The HIVE CLX Single-Cell RNAseq Solution is a new solution that offers higher density single cell capture with integrated sample storage, making it easier to study rare and fragile cell types.
What is the BeeNetPLUS analysis workflow?
The BeeNetPLUS analysis workflow is a cloud-based workflow that simplifies and accelerates data interpretation of HIVE CLX results.
What is the HIVE CLX Service offering?
The HIVE CLX Service offering provides sample-to-result concierge services for researchers in the US, including experimental design and data review with a bioinformatics expert.
What are the applications of the HIVE CLX solution?
The HIVE CLX solution can be used in studies of innate immunology, infectious diseases, and clinical research.
How does the HIVE CLX solution benefit researchers in remote or low-resource locations?
The HIVE CLX solution eliminates the need for specialized instrumentation, making it well suited for researchers in remote or low-resource locations where sample storage and shipping requirements may be more complex.
