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  • james hadfield
    Moderator
    Cambridge, UK
    Community Forum
    • Feb 2008
    • 224

    #1

    Who's got the biggest....

    Yield?

    I have just been looking at our runs over the past three months and was surprised to see how high yields have gone to. Almost to the 1Gbp per lane and this is from short reads (not 50+bp).

    We are running two GA2's and 1 GA2x (upgrades are in the hall). Our GA2x has returned stunning yields from multiple flowcells and I would like to find out how everyone elese is getting on? See the attached top5.txt file for more info.

    Perhaps you could post follow-ups with your 'best ever' runs?

    Gbp, cycles, error, %PF, %Align
    0.974, 42, 0.27, 83, 99.0
    0.899, 42, 0.39, 72, 98.9
    0.710, 42, 0.27, 89, 99
    0.709, 42, 0.25, 87, 98.8
    0.676, 42, 0.30, 80, 99.1
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  • Torst
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2008
    • 275

    #2
    Is this 42 cycle single end or paired-end?

    Still waiting for our GA2x upgrade...

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