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Next generation sequencing (NGS) offers speed, scalability, and ultra-high throughput. The technology can be used to determine the order of nucleotides in entire genomes or targeted regions of DNA/RNA. NGS has applications in environmental, agricultural, and forensic science as well as genomic and clinical research.
NGS Workflow
Extraction of genomic DNA and sample QC
Library Preparation
Next Generation Sequencing
Data analysis and report
Our Technology
Find out more arrow_right_altNGS Capabilities
Widely used method that sequences every protein coding region to identify variants that may increase the risk of certain conditions. Can be used across a broad range of applications including cancer studies, genetic conditions, and population genetics. Provides a cost effective alternative to whole-genome sequencing.
Involves the sequencing of every single base in your DNA to identify variants that may increase the risk of certain conditions. Has many applications including genetic disorders, cancer, and monitoring disease outbreaks. Detects all variant types providing a high resolution view of the genome.
This method involves analysis of prokaryotic 16s ribosomal RNA found in bacteria and archaea. This approach is extremely useful for microbiome research studies and has applications in environmental, clinical and food.
Shotgun sequencing reads all the genomic DNA in the sample, rather than just one specific region. This method provides vast amounts of genetic information and can identify archaea, bacterial, fungi and viruses.
qPCR allows for the analysis of variants at specific locations. It is a good choice when interrogating a small region of DNA on a limited number of samples. RTPCR can be used for both qualitative and quantitative analysis.
Advantages and Applications of qPCR
chevron_right Reactions are run, and data is evaluated in a unified, closed-tube qPCR system.
chevron_right qPCR assays can be used to precisely monitor changes in gene expression.
chevron_right Highly sensitive and reliable variant detection.
chevron_right Quick and Simple Workflow
chevron_right Primary equipment already available in most labs.
Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) Advantages
High sample throughput
High sensitivity
Comprehensive genomic coverage
Can sequence thousands of genes simultaneously
Low sample input required
Fast turnaround time for high sample volumes
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