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Does anyone know if any of the benchtop instruments from Illumina or Ion have the capacity to do on-board or cloud based analysis of 16s rRNA amplicon sequences? Something like mapping sequences to Greengenes or SILVA?
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Not exactly what you are asking (though there is a version of analysis built into MSR) but you can take the sequences and do the SILVA analysis elsewhere: http://res.illumina.com/documents/pr..._miseq_16s.pdfLast edited by GenoMax; 01-17-2014, 11:07 AM.
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