It's still in the box. We are waiting for installation and training...
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Hmm...we had our first MiSeq replaced as well due to repeated problems. The replacement was already upgraded to the new version and has been working like a champ.Originally posted by flxlex View PostComment
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Some people like PGM because its fast turnaround time, which is notComment
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Hm, well good luck with the Proton! They keep pushing the road maps and when you read what some of their advocates mention in interviews with experts and the lack of data of the Proton I see people getting worried.
Please keep posting about experience and how you like it. Do you have a comparison planned yet? Would be interesting to see data coming of both machines and also a price comparison.
How much did you end up paying for the box(es)? I assume it comes with several auxiliary machines to help with the intense sample prep?
Cheers Thomas.Comment
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