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Sequencing long fragments with little DNA? It's possible! Check out this 3-minute video explaining how you can get long fragment sequences from very little DNA!

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Français : Séquencer de longs fragments avec peu d’ADN ? C’est possible ! Découvrez cette vidéo de 3 min expliquant comment vous pouvez obtenir des séquences de long fragment à partir de très peu d'ADN !
English: Sequencing long fragments with little DNA? It's possible! Check out this 3-minute video explaining how you can get long fragment sequences from very little DNA!
Date Taken on 13 May 2022
Source How to get long fragment sequences from low DNA input
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Camille Marcuzzo, Marine Sallaberry, Joanna Lledo

institution QS:P195,Q1273188
institution QS:P195,Q280413
institution QS:P195,Q3152453
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Ultra low DNA sequencing; Long read sequencing; Standard hifi sequencing; Low DNA imput sequencing

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