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  • seqadmin
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    • Oct 2022
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    Where Sensitivity Meets Integrity: The New Agilent High Sensitivity Genomic DNA ScreenTape Assay for TapeStation Systems

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    Are you working with precious, low-yield genomic DNA samples and struggling to assess integrity before sequencing?

    Join us for an exclusive webinar unveiling Agilent’s High Sensitivity Genomic DNA ScreenTape assay—a new solution for automated gDNA analysis down to 20 pg/µL. Designed for the TapeStation systems, this assay enables confident quality control of challenging sample types such as FFPE DNA, using the well-established DNA Integrity Number (DIN) metric.

    In this webinar you’ll learn:
    • How the HS gDNA ScreenTape assay expands QC capabilities for low-input NGS workflows
    • Performance highlights including reproducibility with the DIN quality metric
    • Real-world application examples from early access customers
    Who should attend:
    • NGS and genomics researchers
    • Core facility and biobank managers
    • Sequencing lab managers and technicians
    • Molecular biologists

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