Joshua Randall @joshulux
Single-use MinION from Oxford Nanopore will cost ~$1000 and yield ~10Gbases in 6 hours with reads up to 40kb.
Single-use MinION from Oxford Nanopore will cost ~$1000 and yield ~10Gbases in 6 hours with reads up to 40kb.
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Thanks for the info. Getting the same vibe from following other Twitter accounts - no data yet.
On the other hand, they are doing some cheeky marketing:
(that is the Ion Torrent Bus!) (Photo from: @NeonAardvar on Twitter)Last edited by Nanoporous; 11-07-2012, 12:43 PM.Leave a comment:
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Another twitter pic from Yaniv erlich (@erlichya)
Touching a minION
Info from another person I know attending ASHG:
No info on when for sale or price. Essentially error free to 10 kb - not sure I heard that right. No data to release. Just starting early access program.Leave a comment:
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Another twitter pic from Yaniv erlich (@erlichya)
GridIONs in a rack.
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Is that sequencing cartridge actually connected to the rest of the electronics
Can't really tell from the photo.Leave a comment:
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Oxford Nanopore @ ASHG
New thread started for ONT discussion as the old one was getting long. Also, GridION spotted in the wild?
Originally posted by twitter
So it's not a hollow box...
A call out to all ASHG attendees to please document ONT's announcements and hardware here for the community not attending.
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