iSeq 100 Sequencing System applications and methods

Multi-application flexibility

Flexible read lengths allow an easy transition from small-scale DNA and RNA sequencing projects

Key applications and methods

Targeted DNA sequencing allows researchers to focus on a select set of genes or relevant gene regions using fixed panels of expert-selected content or custom, user-defined gene panels. By focusing the power of next-generation sequencing (NGS), targeted sequencing enables cost-effective and systematic variant detection with high accuracy and reproducibility.

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Bacterial sequencing enables comprehensive characterization of bacterial genomes, including antibiotic resistance, molecular epidemiology, and virulence. Using NGS, sequencing of bacterial genomes can be done quickly while producing highly accurate data. 

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Viral sequencing is a fast and effective tool for characterizing viral agents, studying viral variability, and identifying genetic markers associated with virulence. 

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More applications and methods

16S metagenomic sequencing

Sequence the 16S ribosomal RNA (rRNA) gene with a culture-free method to identify and compare bacteria from complex, difficult-to-study microbiomes or environments.

Quality control

Perform quality control (QC) applications for bioproduction studies or assess the quality of a sequencing library before committing it to a full-scale run.

Small whole-genome sequencing

Sequence the entire genome of a bacterium, virus, or other microbe for applications in public health, infectious disease surveillance, molecular epidemiology studies, and environmental metagenomics.

Targeted gene sequencing

Select and sequence specific genes or genomic regions of interest using predesigned or custom designed panels for gene profiling studies.

Targeted RNA sequencing

Select and sequence specific transcripts of interest for gene expression profiling studies.

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