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Library Preparation: Comparing PCR-free kits

Comparison of PCR-free chemistries, ligation and rapid sequencing kits and the advantages of PCR free applications in Whole genome, Metagenomic and Epigenetics sequencing.

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  • 1D sequencing and how it works
  • Factors essential in making a molecule suitable for Nanopore sequencing
  • Input requirements
  • Input and throughput correlation
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