SMRT Sequencing Highlights – Top Publications of 2019
With the release of the award-winning Sequel II System, 2019 was an exciting year for the SMRT Sequencing community. We were inspired by our users’ significant contributions to science across…
With the release of the award-winning Sequel II System, 2019 was an exciting year for the SMRT Sequencing community. We were inspired by our users’ significant contributions to science across…
Neurexin genes, which have been associated with certain neuropsychiatric disorders, are known to make heavy use of alternative splicing. In a recent study, scientists used the Iso-Seq method with SMRT…
Bat lovers and animal researchers have been waiting for insights into the evolution and remarkable genetic adaptations of our winged mammalian friends, ever since the global Bat1K initiative announced its…
How do pernicious pathogens like Clostridioides difficile spread through hospitals and persist so tenaciously in the human gut, leading to about half a million infections and 30,000 deaths each year? …
It’s time to revisit the way scientists are using 16S rRNA gene sequencing to study microorganisms, according to a team of Jackson Laboratory researchers. Popular targets for taxonomy and phylogeny…
Two recent review articles discuss the idea that structural variants (SVs) — genetic differences that involve at least 50 base pairs — are numerous, important to human biology, and best…
UPDATE: We’re proud to have released the next evolution of the Sequel System: The Sequel IIe. Launched in October 2020, the new system features advanced on-instrument data processing and cloud…
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