Continuing with the LISA workshop, tonight I watched another session. This one was by a postdoc, Andrew Wilson, at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. They have been working on plasmid and microbe sequencing. The title of the session was “Leveraging Long Reads for Synthetic Biology.” Wilson and team are using Gibson assembly and synthetic biology techniques. […]
Jimmy Creith is a Field Applications Scientist in bioinformatics. They work with Oxford Nanopore Technologies and presented the London Calling 2024 Masterclass I watched tonight. The session title was “How to analyse your data with EPI2ME.” We will use EPI2ME in the course. Creith focused on how EPI2ME can be used for small and large […]
Tonight, I watched a recent Oxford Nanopore Technologies video about plasmid sequencing. The title is “A new and improved ‘gold standard’ for complete plasmid verification.” This session was a Knowledge Exchange with Aaron Pomerantz, Segment Marketing Manager at ONT. They spoke about plasmids and their use in molecular biology and industrial processes. Sanger sequencing has […]
Helen Gunter from the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology at the University of Queensland in Australia spoke at London Calling 2023 about “Using nanopore sequencing to understand the manufacture, delivery, and action of mRNA vaccines.” Gunter explained how they use Oxford Nanopore Technologies devices and sequencing in vaccine development. They spoke about the mRNA […]