I wonder if anyone can explain how kinetic exclusion amplification used in patterned flow cells works. I have seen a youtube video but it does not explain the molecular mechanism of amplification or exclusion.
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I am happy to have a look at references if anyone can recommend. -
Please see post #23 in this thread: http://seqanswers.com/forums/showthr...043#post172043
The Illumina patent is surprisingly readable.Comment
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