Thomas Colette, a Tech Transfer Sequencing & Validation Scientist at Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT), prested a Masterclass at London Calling 2023 about PromethION flow cell loading. Since we are going to start using the P2, I wanted to revisit this recording I had watched previously and take some notes. I now have a better idea […]
Miten Jain from Northeastern University presented at London Calling 2023 about “A complete analysis of human genomes and transcriptomes using nanopore sequencing.” They spoke about R10.4.1 ultralong DNA sequencing. Jain’s group has been using this sample prep and flow cells with N50s between 90-110 kb and throughput of >100 Gb per PromethION flow cell. The […]
Josie Gleeson from The University of Melbourne in Australia presented at London Calling 2023 about “Integrating the transcriptome and epitranscriptome of the human brain using direct RNA sequencing.” They spoke about the advantages of direct RNA sequencing with Oxford Nanopore Technologies: you obtain splicing patterns, isoform quantification, polyA tail length, modified nucleotides, and novel exon/intron […]
I am at the Gordon Research Conference in Maine. This is my first GRC! I was able to rest a little this afternoon and watched the London Calling 2023 session entitled “Genomics England long-read cancer whole -genome sequencing pilot” presented by Helen Webb from Genomics England, UK. Genomics England is also called GEL. Webb disclosed […]
On Thursday, we received our Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) P2! I am also starting to watch London Calling 2023 sessions on YouTube. As I am traveling to my first Gordon Research Conference (GRC) tomorrow and I am eager to use our P2, I watched the London Calling 2023 session entitled “How to load a PromethION […]
Loan to Nguyen from The University of Queensland, Australia presented at the Nanopore Community Meeting 2021 on “An epigenetic aging clock for cattle using portable sequencing technology.” They spoke about the need learn birth date of cattle for breed registrations and genomic selection. However, there is no gene clock for cattle. Thus, they took sixty […]
Alexander Wittenberg from KeyGene in the Netherlands presented at the Nanopore Community Meeting 2021 on “Accuracy improvements in crop genome assembly using the Q20+ chemistry.” They presented on improvements in sequencing and crop assembly using Q20+ chemistry. KeyGene is using genome assembly and the early access ONT program to identify pan-genome and variants. KeyGene has […]
Henri van Kruistum presented at the Nanopore Community Meeting 2021 on “Allele-specific DNA methylation in the live-bearing fish Poeciliopsis gracilis.” Kruistum is a Ph.D. student at Wageningen University in the Netherlands. They are working on the Poecillidae live-bearing fishes. There are sever species and on the genomic level there is interest in learning about the […]
Yutaka Suzuki presented from the University of Tokyo, Japan at the Nanopore Community Meeting 2021 on “Phasing analysis of lung cancer genomes using PromethION R10.4.” Suzuki is in charge of the sequencing core lab at the University of Tokyo. The core uses a lot of PromethION flow cells, as was apparent by the photo they […]
Tonight I watched the March 2022 session with Cliv Brown explaining updates with Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT). I wanted to watch this longer (~45 min) session as we get closer to new updates. Brown spoke about how Nanopore signal is information rich and new approaches using machine learning algorithms. They explained the Q20+ chemistry with […]