On this page you will find the following sections:
Manuals | Quick guides | Protocols | Software updates | Technical notes | Service | Webinars | Product videos
The instrument manuals describes in details all the steps and materials required to produce or sort droplets.
Please contact us for the latest version of the Xdrop and Xdrop Sort manual.
The quick guides summarize the steps for producing and breaking droplets in a handy single-page document.
The recommendations and user-developed protocols (UDPs) give details of workflows developed by Xdrop users.
These workflows may include products not supported by Samplix such as sequencers and flow cytometers. Optimizations may be required.
The current software versions are:
For the most up-to-date software versions, reach out to support@samplix.com.
Encapsulating yeast cells for screening and recovery
Immune cell-mediated cytotoxicity: single-cell insight with image cytometry
Improved whole genome amplification with Xdrop
Efficient cell capture in droplets with Xdrop
Choose a Samplix Service Plan to ensure optimal instrument performance while avoiding the costs associated with unexpected downtime.
Our plans are designed to:
Our comprehensive plans are designed to meet your specific needs, providing dependable, single-source coverage.
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Discover this fantastic webinar done in collaboration with Thomas Hulen, from the National Center for Cancer Immune Therapy, Herlev Hospital, Denmark
By watching this webinar you'll learn about:
See how straightforward it is to encapsulate your sample (e.g., cells or DNA fragments) in double-emulsion (DE) droplets. In the video, an Xdrop DE50 Cartridge is loaded with natural killer cells and lymphoblasts, which are then encapsulated for a cell-killing assay in single-cell format. Droplets will contain a natural killer cell, a lymphoblast, or both cell types; some will be empty. The droplets with a single cell or no cells act as controls.
See how straightforward it is to sort your sample (e.g., microbial cells or DNA fragments) when it is encapsulated in double-emulsion (DE) droplets. Pipette the droplets and media into the Xdrop DE20 Sort Cartridge and start your run on Xdrop Sort. In the video, an Xdrop DE20 Sort Cartridge is loaded with droplets containing DNA fragments. Sorting occurs based on fluorescence. You can adjust the detection threshold to ensure you capture all of your precious sample.
