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  • niceday
    Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 68

    #1

    episonic shearing

    I have heard due to the wavelength of the episonic that the shearing is non random.
    This came from sales staff so I trust it as I would the devil himself.

    Has anyone checked their sequence data after episonic shearing and noticed any problems?
  • Epigentek
    Registered Vendor
    • Mar 2012
    • 2

    #2
    Originally posted by niceday View Post
    I have heard due to the wavelength of the episonic that the shearing is non random.
    This came from sales staff so I trust it as I would the devil himself.

    Has anyone checked their sequence data after episonic shearing and noticed any problems?
    Hi Niceday,

    Our EpiSonic shears DNA into random fragments, but it is non-random in the sense that it is reproducible. We are not sure what you mean by 'wavelength', perhaps you are referring to frequency (20kHz). There is more information about shearing performance at different frequencies at our product info page on our website, if you need more information.

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