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  • seqadmin
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    • Oct 2022
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    Genomic Surveillance and Epidemiology with Next-Generation Sequencing

    Join us for an insightful SEQanswers webinar on "Genomic Surveillance and Epidemiology with Next-Generation Sequencing." This session will feature a panel of emerging scientists discussing the transformative impact of NGS in the fields of epidemiology and genomic surveillance.

    The webinar will explore the intricate processes of detecting viral nucleic acids, optimizing metagenomic sequencing assays for pathogen detection, and the significant role of NGS in understanding disease outbreaks and transmission patterns. Additionally, it will cover novel eDNA methods for studying pathogen transmission and gain insights from fascinating case studies, including research on sea turtles and their viral pathogens.

    Don't miss this chance to learn new strategies and methods from experts in the field, followed by a live Q&A session.

    Sign up here to reserve your spot!​

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  • seqadmin
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2022
    • 729

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    Don't worry if you missed it! You can still register and watch the webinar on-demand at your own convenience.

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