Category: Technology
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Technology Talk: Spatial genomics with Xenium and Visium
Julieta Aprea from the Spatial Omics unit at the DcGC will present on the 29th of November 2024 at the BCUBE B2B Hour, discussing recent advancements in established workflows for spatial sequencing and in situ sequencing at the Genome Center.
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Recent progress on cell segmentation with Xenium data
Andreas Petzold from our bioinformatics team will speak at the DRESDEN campus Single Cell Seminar about recent progress on cell segmentation with in-situ sequencing data from the Xenium platform. Wednesday, 27th November, at 13:00 in MPI-CBG, SR1.
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New technology at the center – Illumina NovaSeq 6000
Scalability for sequencing like never before We are excited to share that we added a NovaSeq 6000 machine to the list of sequencers at the Genome Center. We can now sequence up to 16-20 billion ! (= 16,000-20,000 million) paired-end reads in a single run. This corresponds to 48 human genomes at a coverage of 30X; see the…
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New technology at the center – Bionano
Bionano as a new complementary technology added to the Genome Center’s technological portfolio. The Saphyr system from Bionano is up and running since December 2018. It allows the generation of optical maps for high quality genome assemblies and the sensitive and specific detection of structural variants in genomes. This technology was possible due to the DFG funded NGS-competence…