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  • krobison
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    Originally posted by IonTorrent View Post
    Hi aushev,

    Certain portions of the site are limited to current PGM customers, including User Guides. If you're a customer and have not yet been granted full access please let us know and we'll take care of that right away.
    Does anyone disagree with me that such a policy is stunningly shortsighted? Today's browsers are tomorrow's customers.

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  • ECO
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    If only there were a non-restricted community of NGS users where people could share protocols....

    Maybe someday...

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  • aushev
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    thanks for the answer, but I am not the customer yet - I simply would like to know more in advance.
    (To tell the truth, I see absolutely no sense in this kind of limitation of access to User Guides, if it is not top secret - finally, I can ask some colleagues who are already customers, to send it to me - it will just take more time)

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  • IonTorrent
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    Originally posted by aushev View Post
    I tried to register in Ion Community, but I still don't see anything useful. In the section "Documents", there is only 3 pdf available, with only some general information. Is there anything more detailed which is available for non-customers? (overall, it looks quite scant for all sections: "Discussions" - 0, "Blog Posts" - 0, etc. Ok, videos are nice - but it is nothing to have with protocol)
    Hi aushev,

    Certain portions of the site are limited to current PGM customers, including User Guides. If you're a customer and have not yet been granted full access please let us know and we'll take care of that right away.

    Leave a comment:


  • aushev
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    I tried to register in Ion Community, but I still don't see anything useful. In the section "Documents", there is only 3 pdf available, with only some general information. Is there anything more detailed which is available for non-customers? (overall, it looks quite scant for all sections: "Discussions" - 0, "Blog Posts" - 0, etc. Ok, videos are nice - but it is nothing to have with protocol)

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  • jason_a
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    Originally posted by PersianExcurzion View Post
    Thank you Jason. Ion Community is definitely a helpful tool. It answered many questions I still had.
    You're quite welcome! We (and our customers) are adding material every day so please do check back!

    Best regards,
    Jason

    Director, Field Applications Support
    Ion Torrent

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  • PersianExcurzion
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    Thank you Jason. Ion Community is definitely a helpful tool. It answered many questions I still had.

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  • jason_a
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    Hi there,

    I'd recommend registering for the Ion Community. Certain sections are only accessible by customers but the first area that you reach as a general user contains several videos that I think you would find informative, including a technology webinar and a customer presentation.

    Best regards,
    Jason Affourtit

    Director, Field Applications Support
    Ion Torrent

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  • zhs
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    http://www.iontorrent.com/the-simple...ing-chemistry/ some basic chemistry and if you navigate round the site there are more info but its still very vague.

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  • nickloman
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    The Ion Torrent online store has a bit of information you might find helpful:
    With a comprehensive portfolio of products, Applied Biosystems solutions from Thermo Fisher Scientific empower you to address today’s most pressing genetic challenges.

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  • PersianExcurzion
    started a topic Ion Torrent Protocol?

    Ion Torrent Protocol?

    I've been searching on the web and haven't been able to find an ion torrent protocol, let alone any details about the prep process. Other than it requires emPCR, I can't find much else.

    Can anyone help me out??

    Thanks

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