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. 2023 Jun 15;66(7):1497–1519. doi: 10.1007/s12033-023-00777-0

Table 2.

Comparison of specific protocols for scRNA-seq

Kit scRNA-seq method Genome coverage (%) Advantages Disadvantages
Sigma-Aldrich DOP-PCR [8] 39 Low genome coverage Highly suited for evaluating CNVs with large bin sizes (1 million bases) on a broad genomic scale
Qiagen MDA [82] 84 High genome coverage Sequence-dependent bias, overamplification in certain genomic regions, and underamplification in other regions. Normalization becomes impossible, and CNV determination becomes less precise
Yikon MALBAC [82] 72 CNV may be determined by doing signal normalization for noise reduction Sequence-dependent bias, a high false positive rate for SNV detection, under-amplified regions of the genome are sometimes lost during amplification and cannot be accessed owing to the reproducible sequence-dependent bias