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# ClickTag, Multiseq, and Cell Hashing use sample-specific barcodes to group cells, multiplex samples, and reduce batch ef

ClickTag, Multiseq, and Cell Hashing use sample-specific barcodes to group cells, multiplex samples, and reduce batch effects.

## Content

ClickTag, Multiseq, and Cell Hashing use sample-specific barcodes to group cells, multiplex samples, and reduce batch effects.

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### Quantifying orthogonal barcodes for sequence census assays

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> The ClickTag (Gehring et al. 2020), Multiseq (McGinnis et al. 2019), and Cell Hashing (Stoeckius et al. 2018) assays, on the other hand, use custom sample-specific barcodes to group cells enabling multiplexing and reducing batch effects

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