seems like there is a surprising amount of misinformation. Thanks for clarifying.
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Hi all, has anyone tested the performance of the novel chemistry yet? Any experiences regarding loading efficiency, readoutput, dataquality and so on? I would really, appreciate any kind of information from all you sequel users out there!
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Hi All,
we have only run E.coli libraries with the new chemistry so far.
Last edited by DNATECH; 11-11-2016, 12:15 PM.Comment
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Hi all and thanks for your suggestions! I already recognised pacBios Arabidopsis release. However, the Sequel-data comes in a "new" format (*.bam) and one needs to use smrt-link to visualise the data. Samtools seems not to be feasible to have a look into the binary files. Is anyone aware of a workaround to open or even convert the files? Maybe to make them suitable for import into smrt-portal?
@DNATECH: Very helpful info!Comment
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What issue are you having with samtools?Originally posted by Gorgon_VZ View Post
the new SEQUEL *.bam files are 100% compatible with samtools, we routinely use it internally and it's included as part of SMRTLinkComment
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Does anyone have any experience with the new Sequel chemistry on their own system?Comment
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