Séminaire scientifique

Sequencing and applications long reads at Genoscope

Sequencing and applications using Oxford Nanopore long reads at Genoscope

31 January 2019

Sophia Antipolis - Inra PACA - Room A010

As part of the scientific animation of Institut Sophia Agrobiotech, SPIBOC team invite Jean-Marc Aury, Génoscope, will present :"Sequencing and applications using Oxford Nanopore long reads at Genoscope"

Abstract

 Sequencing by nanopore is a promising technology that makes it possible to determine the sequence of a DNA fragment without amplification and without synthesizing a DNA strand. Available since 2014 the Oxford Nanopore sequencer, named MinION, is a portable device that enables the sequencing of complex genomes at low cost. Nowadays, the MinION can deliver several gigabases of data and is able to sequence DNA fragments up to 1Mb. The presentation will provide an overview of how the device has evolved over the last two years and what are the main applications today. Next we'll end up with the presentation of the PromethION, the high-throughput platform that promise to lower the cost of sequencing a human genome to <1000$.

Contact: changeMe@inrae.fr

Publication date : 13 September 2023