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Thank you very much, for the valuble paper -
Our charge for one sample on a 316 chip is $1600. That includes library prep, size selection on a pippin (works great!), bioanalyzer chip to check libraries, consumables but no service contract yet. Shearing either by covaris or enzymatic process. We are counting on the OneTouch to lower labor costs. Right now, you have to buy an IKA for emulsifier step. Also, library prep uses more AMPure beads than other NextGen processes which was a surprise to us.Comment
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People, we need to say what the local currency is. There is still a massive price difference after currency conversion.
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