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  • SEQadmin2
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    • Dec 2023
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    Panels in minutes, not months. Targeted sequencing reimagined with Adaptive Sampling.

    Adaptive Sampling is a unique on-device, real-time targeted sequencing approach that lets you break free from the constraints of traditional targeted sequencing assays. It uses BED-file-defined digital panels to enrich regions of interest during live nanopore sequencing whilst generating low-pass whole-genome data, providing an enhanced whole-genome view with a simple, flexible multiomic sequencing approach.
    • Simplify your workflow by eliminating time-consuming wet-lab enrichment
    • Modify digital panel targets in minutes as your needs change
    • Enrich full-length genes, whole chromosomes, and everything in between
    • Get targeted and low-pass whole-genome data, plus methylation and phasing, in one run
    Download the new Getting Started Guide from Oxford Nanopore to find out more.

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