Long-Read Sequencing
Long-Read Sequencing, also known as third-generation sequencing, is a class of DNA sequencing methods which are currently under active development. In contrast to other existing methods of DNA sequencing the process of long-read sequencing does not require breaking long strands of DNA, but simply reading the nucleotide sequences at a molecule level.
What's Popular in Long-Read Sequencing
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Nanopore sequencing has enormous potential in epigenetic applications; unlike traditional sequencing-by-synthesis technologies, it can distinguish covalently modified nucleotides directly th...
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The Genome in a Bottle Consortium has published benchmarks for variant calling, but some challenging medically-relevant genes have been partially or fully excluded due to mapping challenges,...
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Learning Objectives: 1. Demonstrate the utility of long-read RNA-sequencing in studying alternative isoforms 2. Define the long-Split-seq approach to profiling the transcriptomes of single-c...
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Learning Objectives: 1. Learn about alternative promoters and their role in cancer 2. Learn how long read RNA-Seq helps to study the transcriptome...
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Learning Objectives: 1. Demonstrate the utility of long-read RNA-sequencing in studying alternative isoforms 2. Define the long-Split-seq approach to profiling the transcriptomes of single-c...
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Learning Objectives: 1. Learn about alternative promoters and their role in cancer 2. Learn how long read RNA-Seq helps to study the transcriptome...
