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Workflow overview: microbial amplicon barcoding
September 25 2025
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Workflow overview: 16S sequencing
September 25 2025
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Using SIP and MinION sequencing to uncover active microbial communities
December 10 2019
Case study
Case study: species-level profiling of environmental microbiota with high-accuracy full-length nanopore 16S sequencing
March 8 2024
Bioinformatics tool
NanoCLUST: a species-level analysis of 16S rRNA nanopore sequencing data
May 16 2020
Video
MinION sequencing from the extreme to the everyday
May 29 2019
Video
Webinar: Microbes in microgravity: identifying diversity and adaptions
October 13 2025
Video
Into the unknown: portable sequencing empowers global conservation genomics
May 24 2024
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iDTECT® Integration Site Analysis assay: a paradigm shift for the quality control of biologics in rare diseases
May 24 2024
Webinar
Real-time metagenomic sequencing for respiratory infection research
January 14 2026
Bioinformatics tool
Evaluation of full-length nanopore 16S sequencing for detection of pathogens in microbial keratitis
February 15 2021
Video
EPI2ME 16S workflow: real-time identification of bacteria and archaea
November 12 2019
Case study
Direct sequencing of 16S rRNA
August 15 2018
Video
Bringing nanopore sequencing into the clinical microbiology setting with targeted approaches
April 30 2024
Case study
The advantage of long reads in 16S rDNA-based microbiome studies
August 15 2018
Getting started guide
Getting started guide: microbial sequencing
February 20 2026

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Workflow overview: microbial amplicon barcoding

Workflow overview: 16S sequencing

Using SIP and MinION sequencing to uncover active microbial communities

Case study: species-level profiling of environmental microbiota with high-accuracy full-length nanopore 16S sequencing

NanoCLUST: a species-level analysis of 16S rRNA nanopore sequencing data

MinION sequencing from the extreme to the everyday

Webinar: Microbes in microgravity: identifying diversity and adaptions

Into the unknown: portable sequencing empowers global conservation genomics

iDTECT® Integration Site Analysis assay: a paradigm shift for the quality control of biologics in rare diseases

Real-time metagenomic sequencing for respiratory infection research

Evaluation of full-length nanopore 16S sequencing for detection of pathogens in microbial keratitis

EPI2ME 16S workflow: real-time identification of bacteria and archaea

Direct sequencing of 16S rRNA

Bringing nanopore sequencing into the clinical microbiology setting with targeted approaches

The advantage of long reads in 16S rDNA-based microbiome studies

Getting started guide: microbial sequencing

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Workflow overview: microbial amplicon barcoding

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Using SIP and MinION sequencing to uncover active microbial communities

Case study: species-level profiling of environmental microbiota with high-accuracy full-length nanopore 16S sequencing

NanoCLUST: a species-level analysis of 16S rRNA nanopore sequencing data

MinION sequencing from the extreme to the everyday

Webinar: Microbes in microgravity: identifying diversity and adaptions

Into the unknown: portable sequencing empowers global conservation genomics

iDTECT® Integration Site Analysis assay: a paradigm shift for the quality control of biologics in rare diseases

Real-time metagenomic sequencing for respiratory infection research

Evaluation of full-length nanopore 16S sequencing for detection of pathogens in microbial keratitis

EPI2ME 16S workflow: real-time identification of bacteria and archaea

Direct sequencing of 16S rRNA

Bringing nanopore sequencing into the clinical microbiology setting with targeted approaches

The advantage of long reads in 16S rDNA-based microbiome studies

Getting started guide: microbial sequencing

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