This blog features voices from PacBio — and our partners and colleagues — discussing the latest research, publications, and updates about HiFi sequencing.
Nematodes are both simple and complex, making them one of the most attractive animal taxa to study basic biological processes, including genome evolution. Studies in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, for…
Sunflowers with verticillium wilt caused by V. dahliae In a new mBio publication, scientists from Wageningen University and KeyGene in The Netherlands report results from several strategies used to assemble…
A new PLoS One publication from scientists at the Joint Genome Institute, University of Minnesota, and other organizations demonstrates that fungal genomes may contain far more transcript diversity than previously…
Update 1/13/14: A new data release of Arabidopsis using P5-C3 chemistry is available Advances in our chemistries, throughput, and read length are pushing the envelope in the way we tackle…
Orpinomyces is found in cattle rumen. Scientists from Oklahoma State University and the University of Oklahoma teamed up with a sequencing service provider to study the genome of an anaerobic…
Scientists at the University of Oslo’s Centre for Ecological and Evolutionary Synthesis (CEES) have used multi-kilobase sequence reads from the PacBio® RS sequencer to produce a dramatically improved genome assembly…
It was great to visit sunny San Diego for the International Plant and Animal Genome meeting last month. We were impressed with the quality of talks and posters, and we…
We’re pleased to be hosting a workshop at the 21st annual International Plant & Animal Genome conference in San Diego next week — and whether you’re attending or not, we…
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