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Neil Ward tells us about the role that genomics can play in conserving biodiversity and how innovative technologies such as HiFi sequencing are helping biodiversity projects.

HiFi data generated on the Revioä system will support the EU and Estonian government-funded Center for Personalized Medicine and unlock discoveries across cardiology, mental and reproductive health, drug response, cancer research and rare diseases.

New library preparation solutions offer never before achieved scale for the Revio™ sequencing system.

UD engineers uncover new mechanism for gene transfer with implications for fields ranging from ecology to biotechnology and medicine.

Azenta Life Sciences has selected Oxford, UK, a key European life sciences hub, as the location for its next GENEWIZ Multiomics and Synthesis Solutions site. The site will feature a new state-of-the-art genomics lab scheduled to open in early 2024.

Yourgene’s LightBench® instrument offers precise and accurate size selection of PacBio® SMRTbell® sequencing libraries increasing HiFi sequencing yields.

In this opinion piece, Neil Ward explores how advances in sequencing could help to provide new insights for rare disease patients.

Consortium aims to share best practices and increase our understanding of genetic disease.

Building on the MAS-seq concatenation method, these three new kits can significantly increase throughput in RNA application.

Partnerships maximize value of HiFi data and complete the full end-to-end workflow for PacBio customers.