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I'm looking to use Oxford Nanopore technology for a project I'm working on- I'll need to sequence phage genomes (from faeces) - both RNA and DNA. Our lab already has the MinION Mk1b application but I've not used it before. If anyone has done similar work i'd be really grateful for any general advise or warnings of pitfalls to avoid. Very open question - but would be helpful to learn from experiences!
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Salameh Barhoom
Oxford Nanpore sequencing combine full_ length transcrips,Real Time analysis and diŕect RNA genome sequencing for a new approach to RNA characterzayions.
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Karthik Loganathan
Oxford nanopore technology is good one. You should prepare quality samples like avoid host DNA contamination. Try to chose the correct assembler.
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