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Announcing the winners of the 2024 STAR grant for gene and cell therapy research

Here at PacBio, we are dedicated to revolutionizing the future of genomics by pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in research and discovery. To recognize groundbreaking research in gene…

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Leveraging genomic surveillance in wastewater to protect public health

Onso short-read sequencing systems are no longer available through PacBio In cities big and small, a hunt for an invisible threat unfolds right beneath our feet. Unseen but essential,…

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Breakthrough research:
Characterizing degenerative repeat expansion disorders with PacBio PureTarget panel

In genomics, DNA is often compared to a cookbook, filled with recipes that guide the cells in your body. But where do tandem repeats fit into this analogy? Think…

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Selected publications from July 2024

PacBio HiFi sequencing technology continues to be the tool of choice for genomics professionals working at the forefront of discovery, enabling them to pursue new avenues of exploration across…

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Understanding Parkinson’s disease and its innovative therapies

As the fastest growing neurological disease in the world, Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is prompting communities to find ever more creative ways to cope with the devastating toll of this…

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Sequencing 101: Comparing long-read sequencing technologies

Last updated: 16 April, 2026 In the rapidly advancing field of genomics, choosing the right long-read sequencing technology is key to meeting your experimental goals smoothly and successfully. To…

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Selected publications from June 2024

PacBio HiFi sequencing technology continues to be the tool of choice for genomics professionals working at the forefront of discovery, enabling them to pursue new avenues of exploration across diverse…

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Going beyond the “needle in a haystack” with Onso short-read sequencing

Onso short-read sequencing systems are no longer available through PacBio We’re thrilled to have recently launched our summer promotions for Onso sequencing. These offers open the door for…

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Winning human RNA SMRT Grant proposals announced

If you had the chance, how would you elevate your human genomics research using highly-accurate full-length isoform-level sequencing? We posed that question to researchers in January with the…

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Sequencing 101: Metagenome-assembled genomes

Microorganisms form the foundations of life on Earth. They shaped our planet long before we were here, and continue to shape our environments and our lives. Understanding microbial…

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Powered by PacBio: Selected publications from May 2024

PacBio HiFi sequencing technology continues to be the tool of choice for genomics professionals working at the forefront of discovery, enabling them to pursue new avenues of exploration across diverse…

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Customer success story:
Maryland Genomics shines by tackling tough samples with HiFi sequencing

Getting DNA and high-quality sequence data out of challenging samples is Maryland Genomics’ superpower. As part of the Institute for Genome Sciences (IGS) at the University of Maryland School of…

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Long-read sequencing myths: debunked.
Part 6 — cell & gene therapy

Cell and gene therapy research is crucial for biopharma development, with HiFi long-read sequencing significantly enhancing many sequencing applications throughout the process. Even though AAV sequencing is one of…

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Long-read sequencing myths: debunked.
Part 5 — microbiology

The organisms you study might be tiny, but the importance of the work you do is anything but. PacBio HiFi sequencing brings the microscopic world into sharp focus, offering…

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New hope for neurodegenerative diseases

PacBio PureTarget amplification-free targeted sequencing makes cutting edge advancements in dementia research a possibility. Four years ago neurologist Claire Clelland, MD, PhD, and her Laboratory at the University of…

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