Next Generation Sequencing – Template Preparation

13 years ago

After a library is properly prepared, (remember it can be from many sources - randomly sheared genomic DNA, cDNA from…

Next Generation Sequencing – Library Preparation

13 years ago

Looking at sequencing from one perspective, library preparation is straightforward. Sequencing a genome (whether bacterial on the order of 5…

Next Generation Sequencing – A Few Fundamental Concepts

13 years ago

As I mentioned in my prior post, Sanger capillary sequencing is not going away anytime soon. Yet next-generation sequencing has…

Next-Generation Sequencing – its historical context

13 years ago

Even though the history of next-generation sequencing is short (the 454 GS20 came out in 2005, the Solexa 1G in…

Digital PCR – a research market poised to grow

13 years ago

Life in the next-generation world moves quickly. And I'm talking not about next-generation sequencing, but something termed 'next-generation PCR' by…

How will the public learn about genomics and Next Generation Sequencing?

13 years ago

We're on the verge of a new era in education. This week, the Smithsonian Museum announced a new genomics exhibit…

The whole-exome vs. whole-genome sequencing debate

13 years ago

An enterprising salesperson from Complete Genomics used this newfangled social media thing called LinkedIn to make her mark on the…

The future of commerce is mobile

13 years ago

This past week a statistic was released that indicated that over 50% of all cellphone usage in the US were…

The 90-9-1 rule of Social Media and you

13 years ago

In the 10 years (or so) since I last did tactical marketing for QIAGEN, the world has changed a lot,…

Some thoughts on Pacific Biosciences single-molecule sequencing

13 years ago

We're living through a time this year of market transition. The Illumina HiSeq continues to have a strong market position…