Environmental research with nanopore technology
Nanopore sequencing enables comprehensive, real-time analysis of environmental samples. Rapidly identify and characterise microbes from mixed populations — whether at the bench or in the field.
- Ultra-long reads enhance microbe identification Accurate sub-species-level microbe identification from closely related and mixed populations.
- Real-time analysis Real-time data-streaming allows immediate data analysis, with the facility to stop sequencing once sufficient data has been generated.
- Dedicated workflows for rapid results A range of specialised kits enabling targeted (e.g. 16s rRNA), whole genome or RNA analysis – with streamlined analysis tools.
- Simple and scalable Nanopore sequencing is fully scalable, without any change to the library preparation method. Experiments can be scaled by using the MinION™, GridION™ or PromethION™.
- Explore and monitor gene expression using full-length transcripts Read length is equal to fragment length, allowing analysis of full-length transcripts and accurate detection of transcript isoforms.
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Rapid sequencing
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Ligation sequencing 1D
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16S Rapid Amplicon
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Prepare
- Streamlined library prep in as little as 10 minutes
- PCR-free library prep using 400 ng DNA
- PCR option for very low input amounts
- Multiplexing options for more cost-effective analysis
Sequence
- Real-time sequencing on MinION, GridION or PromethION
Analyse
- What’s in my pot (WIMP), an EPI2ME species identification workflow
- ARMA, an EPI2ME antimicrobial resistance identification workflow
- Real-time analysis with on device or local infrastructure basecalling
Prepare
- Streamlined library prep optimised for throughput
- Options for upstream processes such as WGA and size selection
- PCR option for very low input amounts
- Multiplexing options for more cost-effective analysis
Sequence
- Real-time sequencing on MinION, GridION or PromethION
Analyse
- What’s in my pot (WIMP), an EPI2ME species identification workflow
- ARMA, an EPI2ME antimicrobial resistance identification workflow
- Real-time analysis with on device or local infrastructure basecalling
Prepare
- Streamlined prep – from sample to result in under 40 minutes
- No need to purify extracted DNA
- Identification from less than 1 ng bacterial DNA
- A multiplex format for more cost-effective analysis
Sequence
- Real-time sequencing on MinION, GridION or PromethION
Analyse
- 16S, an EPI2ME classification of bacteria and archaea workflow
- Real-time analysis with on device or local infrastructure basecalling
