Since the MinION is now being shipped to early access sites, shouldn't Oxford Nanopore have it's own forum?
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There is a vague NDA, basically saying that it would be really nice if people would wait until after they've had a successful burn-in before talking about Oxford Nanopore results. You can find more information on the MAP guide on the nanopore website:
[see "Confidentiality and Copyright" section]
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As posted by NextGenSeek, early results are now being distributed:
Here is, I think, the first publically-available Oxford Nanopore read to be published. This came off our MinION instrument this morning (Wednesday 11th June). The DNA was derived from Pseudomonas aeruginosa strain 910 which originally came from hospital water. DNA was fragmented with Covaris G-Tube as per the Oxford Nanopore standard genomic library preparation protocol. The read maps to part of the P. aeruginosa O6-antigen determining region.
I think it would be sensible to have a subforum like those of Illumina, Solid, PacBio etc.
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