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A guide to biopharma solutions from Oxford Nanopore

This guide introduces Oxford Nanopore sequencing solutions for biopharma that can be applied from biomarker discovery through to final product quality control (QC) testing.


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Plot showing the relationship between depth of coverage of nanopore reads and the accuracy of consensus sequences generated by EPI2ME wf-amplicon versus Sanger sequencing.Application note

A successor to Sanger: accurate, full-length, and haplotype-resolved amplicon sequencing with Oxford Nanopore

In this application note, we evaluate Oxford Nanopore sequencing for amplicon analysis using matched datasets generated with both Oxford Nanopore and Sanger sequencing.
Brochure: biopharma CGT — 2 pagesBrochure

Oxford Nanopore sequencing solutions for cell and gene therapies

Discover how Oxford Nanopore technology can support the development of your cell, gene, and RNA therapies.
Introductory guide: biopharma — 2 pagesBrochure

Unlocking the biopharma development pipeline with Oxford Nanopore

Discover how a molecular sensing technology is transforming the drug development and commercialisation pipeline.
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Pharmacogenomic Oxford Nanopore sequencing of the Twist Alliance Long-Read PGx Panel

Discover how the Oxford Nanopore and Twist Bioscience pharmacogenomic research workflow delivers PGx sequencing without compromise.
Cover of a brochure titled "Oxford Nanopore sequencing solutions for quality control in biopharma" with a background of lab work.Brochure

Oxford Nanopore sequencing solutions for quality control in biopharma

Discover the biopharma QC Test Packs available from Oxford Nanopore Technologies.

Workflow overviews

Preview of the NO-MISS workflow overviewWorkflow overview

Nanopore-only microbial isolate sequencing solution (NO-MISS): flexible, rapid bacterial and fungal isolate whole-genome sequencing

This end-to-end workflow provides a rapid solution for whole-genome Oxford Nanopore sequencing of bacterial and fungal isolates.
Workflow: plasmid sequencing — 2 pagesWorkflow overview

Rapid and complete plasmid characterisation with Oxford Nanopore sequencing

This end-to-end workflow is a rapid method for complete, high-quality whole-plasmid characterisation.
Image showing a preview of the PGx with adaptive sampling workflowWorkflow overview

Real-time enrichment of a comprehensive pharmacogenomic panel with Oxford Nanopore sequencing

This end-to-end workflow introduces how to enrich a comprehensive panel of PGx targets with real-time targeted Oxford Nanopore sequencing.
Workflow: amplicon sequencing — 2 pagesWorkflow overview

Rapid and scalable full-length amplicon validation with Oxford Nanopore sequencing

This end-to-end workflow introduces how to validate full-length amplicons with Oxford Nanopore sequencing.
Workflow: AAV sequencing — 2 pagesWorkflow overview

Oxford Nanopore sequencing of native adeno-associated virus vectors for quality control

This end-to-end workflow provides a simple method to characterise full-length, native AAV vectors for QC measures.

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Advanced analytics for biopharma using nanopore sequencing | LC26

Biologics encompass a diverse range of customizable agents (mRNAs, cell lines, and viral products) derived from living organisms. Both their evolution as well as their ever-expanding number of applications mark a transformative shift in modern medicine. Nevertheless, inherent risks, including potent
Stefan_Hardy LungEvent video

Nanopore sequencing enables scalable, end-to-end quality control and capsid library profiling of recombinant AAV vectors | LC26

Recombinant adeno-associated viruses (rAAVs) are among the most widely used vectors for gene therapy, requiring stringent quality control to ensure vector integrity, safety, and therapeutic performance. Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) sequencing enables unbiased, real-time analysis of native DNA
Jeff NivalaEvent video

Stepping into the future of nanopore protein sequencing | LC 25

BiographyJeff Nivala is a professor in the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering at the University of Washington in Seattle and co-director of the Molecular Information Systems Lab. His research focuses on developing molecular read/write technologies and proteomics. Jeff
David VanHouteEvent video

Implementation of sequencing in a regulated environment

Hear from three experts in implementing nanopore sequencing in regulated environments.
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Dorado update

An overview of the latest features in the Dorado basecalling software and what's coming up next.

Latest research

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AviNP-Seq: a blindspot-free single-molecule framework for unmasking AAV genome heterogeneity and determining packaging limits

Publication: AviNP-Seq: a blindspot-free single-molecule framework for unmasking AAV genome heterogeneity and determining packaging limits
Publication

Third-generation nanopore sequencing for post-transplant chimerism monitoring

Publication: Third-generation nanopore sequencing for post-transplant chimerism monitoring
RNA_CLOSE_HIGHRES_1251Webinar

De-risking RNA therapeutics with high-resolution sequencing

Watch on demand to learn how integrating sequencing-driven insights across development and manufacturing can reduce risk and strengthen confidence as RNA programs advance toward the clinic.
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Analytical assessment of sgRNA impurities and their impact on functional performance

Publication: Analytical assessment of sgRNA impurities and their impact on functional performance
Anna Maria NiewiadomskaEllie BullWebinar

Masterclass: How to sequence full-length plasmids in your own lab | LC25

Discover how to perform on-demand sequencing of full-length plasmids securely in your own lab, using a complete sample-to-answer workflow with Oxford Nanopore technology. In this masterclass, you will learn: How Oxford Nanopore sequencing delivers accurate, flexible, and secure plasmid c

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