name: User-specified text string that displays in the Data directory dialog to identify the transfer scheme. destPath: This is the file system location that contains all data transferred via rsync.

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(103-028-100)1 Refer to third-party user guide documenation HiFi prep kit 96 protocol references for manual & automated workflows Procedure & checklist – Preparing whole genome libraries using the HiFi prep kit 96 (103-420-700)

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She also reported on a new pangenome reference project, which aims to include sequence data from 350 individuals and generate telomere-to-telomere assemblies. Watch Graves-Lindsay’s full AGBT 2020 presentation: Generating High Quality Human Reference AssembliesTop of Form. Generating High Quality Human Reference Assemblies with PacBio Sequencing.

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SMRT Link 11.0 is now available for all Sequel II and Sequel IIe system users. Key improvements include support for our new consumables and library prep protocols, new real-time, detailed run status monitoring for all associated instruments, and support for all of our new sequencing workflows including 5-base HiFi sequencing.

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For samples where between 300 ng and 3 ug of DNA is available, the Low DNA Input Workflow enables users to generate high-quality genome assemblies of small-bodied organisms.

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The all-new PacBio® Nanobind® PanDNA kit consolidates the capabilities of our existing sample-specific offerings into. single solution for DNA extraction. This kit provides users with an all-in-one extraction experience that can be used with. wide range of sample types. The PanDNA kit supports high-quality extraction from cultured cells ...

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• New whole genome sequencing (WGS) library prep protocol using SPK 3.0 enables reduced workflow times and reduced DNA input requirements; and eliminates gel-based size selection requirements for constructing large/small genome WGS and shotgun metagenomic libraries • Amplicon, Iso-Seq method, and HiFiViral SARS-CoV-2 library prep protocols ...

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If you couldn’t attend our user group meeting, this recap will give you a sense of the highlights from the two-day meeting on Wash U’s campus.

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During DNA extraction the DNA molecule undergoes physical and chemical shearing, causing the DNA to fragment into shorter and shorter pieces. Under common laboratory conditions this fragmentation yields DNA fragments of 5-35 kilobases (kb) in length. This fragment length is more than sufficient for DNA sequencing using short-read technologies which generate reads 50-600 bp in length, but ...

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Shared Protocol - Isoform Sequencing (Iso-SeqTM) using the Clontech® SMARTer® PCR cDNA Synthesis Kit and the BluePippinTM Size Selection System (SampleNet) Sample Quality and QC Posters from User Group Meeting (SampleNet)

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