Category: Next Generation Sequencing

Genome sequencing has historically been classified into DNA sequencing and RNA sequencing. DNA sequencing generates data that is very robust, reproducible, insightful, and can be applied to genes having different expression level by selecting genomic region. Inspite of several developments made to increase the efficiency of DNA sequencing even further, there are certain challenges associated

NGS has emerged as an evolutionary technology in modern biotechnology and healthcare research, enabling researchers to develop a better understanding of the cause and consequences of disease. Over the past few years, several companies have started offering a diverse range of genome sequencing products and services using various second and third generation sequencing technologies. Presently,

Since the introduction of a gene sequencing method by Frederick Sanger in 1977, the field of genomic data collection and analysis has evolved significantly. Advancement in DNA sequencing technologies have resulted in noteworthy developments in various healthcare-related research fields, such as diagnostics and personalized medicine. However, the conventional nucleotide library preparation process has several challenges,