But most of them either use fluorescent reagents to identify bases or require chopping up the DNA molecule and amplifying the fragments. Nanopore’s technology is simpler, and it avoids errors ...

made copies and tagged them with fluorescent chemicals. That takes time. The record for sequencing an entire human genome is believed to be 13 hours. Oxford Nanopore reckons it can cut this ...

Nanopore sequencing offers a transformational new approach for robust and accurate genetic characterisation of biological materials, enabling the release of novel therapeutics with more certainty ...

Oxford Nanopore Technologies has teamed up with Cepheid to speed up infectious disease genomic analysis, blocking out recent noise of acquisition vulnerability. The UK biotech, a former star of ...

View Full Profile. Learn about our Editorial Policies. What is the biggest difference between using nanopore technology for protein sequencing versus nucleic acid sequencing? Protein sequencing is a ...

OXFORD, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oxford Nanopore Technologies plc (Oxford Nanopore) today announces a collaboration with 10x Genomics, to enable a streamlined workflow for sequencing full-length ...

Using an ionic solution, protein sequences can now be pulled through a nanopore. Researchers at the University of Groningen (The Netherlands) have found a way to transport a protein through a nanopore ...

New hifiasm-ONT assembly method delivers high-quality, cost-efficient near T2T assemblies using standard Oxford Nanopore Simplex reads, broadening access to comprehensive genome assemblies across ...

The study was possible thanks to a new technology called nanopore direct RNA sequencing, which permits the direct analysis of rRNA molecules with all its modifications. "It allows us to see the ...

The method employs innovative nanopore technology to identify structural variations at the single-molecule level, even deep within long protein chains. A team of scientists led by the University ...