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New to the genome sequencing $8 menu: Nextera library preps!
Researchers are thrifty. We’re always looking for ways to make our expensive supplies and reagents go the extra mile. This shit has been going on for decades – hell, probably even centuries: I remember when I was a kid and … Continue reading →
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Posted in genomics, methods, next generation sequencing
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Tagged cheap, DNAseq, hack, Illumina, nextera
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