Continuing with the Human genome sequencing and analysis Nanopore Learning course, tonight I watched the video on “Methylation Detection: Sample to Answer Workflow Overview.” Dilrini De Silva from the Technical Services Team at Oxford Nanopore started by defining epigenetics as the study of gene activity caused by chemical modification of nucleic acids, both DNA and […]
The next lesson in the Nanopore Learning course for Human genome sequencing and analysis I watched was the introduction to data analysis solutions video. The speaker, Anthony Doran, shared a graphic with the different bioinformatics options provided by Oxford Nanopore. EPI2ME is the real-time cloud-based platform. There are several workflows for quality control, alignment, and […]
I am on my way back from ASMCUE! It was a fun adventure. As I wait for my flight back to RDU, I was able to watch the Nanopore Learning course on Human genome sequencing and analysis and the video on “Introduction to data generation and sequencing output for analysis.” The presenter presented about the […]
Tonight I watched another video from the Nanopore Learning course on Human Genome Sequencing and Analysis. This session was an introduction to real-time analysis. Sandra Guerra, a member of the Technical Services Specialist, introduced the tools for real-time data analysis. Guerra described the process of Nanopore DNA/RNA sequencing. They noted that Nanopore technologies and devices […]
I am at ASMCUE 2023 this weekend. Students set up a sequencing run without me and it is running. Tonight I watched the Nanopore Learning video from the Human genome sequencing and analysis course “MinKNOW: Assessing your run.” Marta Verdugo from the Technical Services Team with ONT described the flow cell health and percentage of […]
Continuing with the Human genome sequencing and analysis Nanopore Learning course, I watched the session entitled “MinKNOW: Live basecalling and output folder structure.” Marta Verdugo, a member of the Technical Services Team with Oxford Nanopore Technologies, introduced the different data types and how MinKNOW processes signals into reads. Each read corresponds to a signal from […]
Dilrini De Silva, a Technical Applications Scientist in Bioinformatics at Oxford Nanopore Technologies, spoke about Methylation Detection on MinKNOW as part of the Human genome sequencing and analysis Nanopore Learning course. They discussed approaches for detecting methylation states with Nanopore sequencing and the MinKNOW software. MinKNOW includes models for methylation detection and mapping of reads. […]
Tonight I continued with the Human genome sequencing and analysis course from Nanopore Learning. I watched the video about MinKNOW Configuration for Kit 14. Bala Periaswamy from the Technical Applications Team spoke about setting up a MinKNOW run. They explained that kit 14 has improvements in the pore and motor enzyme. These changes result in […]
Continuing with flow cell handling, the Human genome sequencing and analysis course from Nanopore Learning has a video entitled “A practical demonstration of priming and loading a flow cell.” In this short video, it is clear how the air pocket is removed with a P1000 set to 200 ul and slowly turned up to ~230. […]
Every time I load another Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) flow cell, I learn something new. Tonight, I watched the Nanopore Learning course on “Human genome sequencing and analysis” and the video about flow cell handling. Hazel Johnson, a Technical Services Specialist with ONT, explained the three flow cells available for ONT. The Flongle is designed […]