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  • polytoo
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    As of this week we have completed over 1,500 ChIP-Seq samples on the Helicos. A few nanograms, no library creation, just a little poly A tailing and zoom, 9-14 million reads on 46 samples every 14 days (we like to relax before we fill it up again.).

    Just don't ask me why they just got delisted on NASDAQ and are trading at 22 cents. I have no idea. ;-( Keith Robison spells it out pretty well in the other thread. Their marketing should have been something like "It's all about the message" and focused on ChIP-Seq, RNA-Seq, DGE and all of the above from paraffin, nanogram amounts, no amplification, no bias.

    They should have never chased after the human genome. Wrong tool for the job.

    -Paul Morrison
    Last edited by polytoo; 11-21-2010, 10:06 AM. Reason: clarity pointing out the demise thread

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  • ECO
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    Hey this belongs in...the Helicos Forum!

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  • NextGenSeq
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    Dana Farber has a Helicos. Contact Paul Morrison there.

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  • Does anyone have any experience with Helicos sequencing

    Hello Everyone,

    I was wondering if anyone has any experience in Helicos sequencing. I saw the technology on its website, and it looked pretty robust. I was wondering what were its pros and cons compared to SoliD and Illumina and it was something one would want to invest in.

    Thanks
    Abhijit

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