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  • gavin.oliver
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 110

    #1

    Sequence data volumes for different analysers

    Hi all,

    I am wondering if anyone knows the volume (in GB or TB) of SEQUENCE data that is produced by a single run of the major NG sequencers? I don't mean image files etc rather the processed sequence files.

    Fingers crossed for an answer
  • nickloman
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2009
    • 355

    #2
    Originally posted by gavin.oliver View Post
    Hi all,

    I am wondering if anyone knows the volume (in GB or TB) of SEQUENCE data that is produced by a single run of the major NG sequencers? I don't mean image files etc rather the processed sequence files.

    Fingers crossed for an answer
    Hugely variable depending on who you ask and the setup of the machines, but this table might give you a steer:
    http://www.clcngs.com/2008/12/ngs-platforms-overview/

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    • gavin.oliver
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2010
      • 110

      #3
      Perfect - thanks.

      I had already been pointed to this table for a previous question and didn't realise the answer to this question was contained in it too

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