18 11, 2011

Mis-quantification of Illumina sequencing libraries is costing us 10000 Human genomes a year (or how to quantitate Illumina sequencing libraries)

By | November 18th, 2011|Categories: Next-generation sequencing|2 Comments

I was at the 3rd NGS congress in London on Monday and Tuesday this week and one of the topics we discussed in questions was quantitation of Illumina sequencing libraries. It is still a challenge for many labs and results in varying yields. The people […]

28 10, 2011

Top ten things to write in a leaving card

By | October 28th, 2011|Categories: Other stuff|0 Comments

I always struggle when it comes to writing in someones leaving card. I’d like to be witty and at the same time show the person that I remembered them and enjoyed working with them. However most of the time something short gets quickly scribbled. We […]

24 10, 2011

My genome analysis part II

By | October 24th, 2011|Categories: Uncategorized|0 Comments

My kit arrived, I spat and it is now being processed. It is a pretty neat package with easy to follow instructions. Inside the package was a box containing the kit, which is an Oragene product. Has anyone tested their RNA kits yet?Before sending it […]

18 10, 2011

Amplicon NGS battles begin in earnest

By | October 18th, 2011|Categories: Uncategorized|1 Comment

A short while ago I posted about the recent exome sequencingcomparisons in Genome Research. In that post I did ask whether we really need to target the exome at all and if targeted amplicon sequencing might be a better fit for some projects. In the […]

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