The development of single-cell multiomics has provided the ability to systematically investigate cellular diversity and heterogeneity in different biological systems via comprehensive delineations of individual cellular states. Single-cell RNA sequencing in particular has served as a powerful tool to the study of the molecular circuitries underlying preimplantation embryonic development in both the mouse and human. Here we describe a method to elucidate the cellular dynamics of the embryo further by performing both single-cell RNA sequencing (Smart-Seq2) and single-cell small non-coding RNA sequencing (Small-Seq) on the same individual embryonic cell.
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