DNA sequencing multiplexing is a technique that allows simultaneous sequencing of
multiple genomes. This method is economically advantageous, since it uses a singleuse …

Multiplexing, the simultaneous sequencing of multiple barcoded DNA samples on a single
flow cell, has made Oxford Nanopore sequencing cost-effective for small genomes …

Motivation The recent introduction of a barcoding protocol for Oxford Nanopore sequencing
has increased the versatility of the technology. Several bioinformatics tools have been …

Short nucleic acid sequences are usually attached as DNA barcodes for multiple sample
sequencing and single cell protocols, which enables Oxford Nanopore sequencing to …

DNA barcodes enable Oxford Nanopore sequencing to sequence multiple barcoded DNA
samples on a single flow cell. DNA sequences with the same barcode need to be grouped …

Nanopore sequencing has introduced the ability to sequence long stretches of DNA,
enabling the resolution of repeating segments, or paired SNPs across long stretches of …

Nanopore sequencers generate electrical raw signals in real-time while sequencing long
genomic strands. These raw signals can be analyzed as they are generated, providing an …

Contemporary sequencing technologies, Oxford Nanopore in particular, provide a way to
sequence multiple samples during single run using molecular barcodes. Specific …

Nanopore sequencing is an emerging technology that utilizes a unique method of reading
nucleic acid sequences and, at the same time, it detects various chemical modifications …

Modern nanopore sequencers provide users with the option to decide if a DNA sequence is
rejected or sequenced. Decisions are made based on the raw nanopore signal in real time …