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  • ECO
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    Made the title more explicit and promoted to the front page...

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  • westerman
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    New toys for one person is a funding/migration headache for another. Especially if there is no upgrade path. :-(

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  • GW_OK
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    Originally posted by GenoMax View Post
    Possible upgrade path for current 2500 owners?

    I am not going to hold my breath though.

    LOL, just like I was able to upgrade my v2-camera 2500's for the v4 chemistry....

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  • GW_OK
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    Originally posted by Brian Bushnell View Post
    Except that I'm pretty sure the X-series do use 2-dye chemistry, the same as NextSeq...
    Can't find any literature that says anything other than the Nextseq uses 2 colors. In fact, isn't this why the Nextseq currently has GC problems? Haven't heard anything about that with the HiseqX...

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  • GenoMax
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    Originally posted by GW_OK View Post
    I think that's Nextseq only?
    Looks to me like they've just stuck HiseqX-style flowcells in the 2500 system.
    Possible upgrade path for current 2500 owners?

    I am not going to hold my breath though.

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  • Brian Bushnell
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    Except that I'm pretty sure the X-series do use 2-dye chemistry, the same as NextSeq...

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  • GW_OK
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    I think that's Nextseq only?
    Looks to me like they've just stuck HiseqX-style flowcells in the 2500 system.

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  • Brian Bushnell
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    Any idea if the HS4000/5000 are using 4-color or 2-color chemistry?

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  • Lotsa new toys from Illumina: HiSeq X Five, 3000, 4000, NextSeq 550

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    HiseqX 5

    http://www.illumina.com/company/news...newsid=2006979

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