Is the HiSeq2500 being phased out? In other words, has it reached EOL and/or is Illumina ceasing to provide supply reagents?
Thanks,
Andor
Thanks,
Andor
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Not in immediate future AFAIK. Reagents should be available into early 2020's. Someone may have saved that letter from Illumina and will provide specifics. -
Okay, I guess it's just that the "cost per base" is significantly higher than the 3000/4000 series; that's why we're seeing a reduction in availability. It's too bad because they don't suffer from the INDEX hopping issue.Comment
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I'd expect that they do suffer from index hopping, because there's a chemistry component to that as well as a machine component.Comment
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