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Want to enhance your skills in the genomics world?
Have an hour to spare? Sign up for one of our Genomics Office Hours webinars. Presented by our field scientists, you’ll learn tips and tricks to be more successful in your work. The first 5 people tosign up and attend each webinar will receive a $15 DoorDash gift card! Join us!
Have an hour to spare? Sign up for one of our Genomics Office Hours webinars. Presented by our field scientists, you’ll learn tips and tricks to be more successful in your work. The first 5 people tosign up and attend each webinar will receive a $15 DoorDash gift card! Join us!
Mar 31, 2021, 11:30 am EST / 8:30 am PST
Improving resolution through Capture HiC
Justin Lenhart
High throughput chromatin conformation capture (HiC) provides a means to generate genome-wide chromatin architecture maps. Despite this utility, HiC is a genome-wide sequencing assay that can be limited due to relatively high costs while simultaneously failing to attain high-enough resolution to identify individual chromatin loops. To address these problems, Agilent has partnered with Arima Genomics to generate a streamlined target enrichment workflow for HiC (capture HiC). During this office hour, this streamlined capture HiC workflow will be presented, highlighting how it allows researchers to focus HiC reads on targeted areas of the genome, reducing sequencing read requirements (and, hence, cost) for high-resolution HiC workflows.
May 12, 2021, 2:30 pm EST / 11:30 am PST
New Gentisure Cyto CGH : An improved design focused on what matters
Doug Blake
aCGH technology has become a staple in genetic laboratories. The platform, however, is only as good as the design of the array. Agilent has released the most up-to-date platform design in the Agilent GenetiSure Cyto CGH arrays. Clinically relevant targets have been updated to incorporate current literature recommendations and a higher resolution in these target regions. In this presentation, we will review a recent experience of a clinical laboratory that validated these designs for clinical LDT use. We will compare the designs to the older design and review the overall performance characteristics of the new designs.
May 26, 2021, 2:30 pm EST / 11:30 am PST
Demystifying molecular barcodes (UMIs) for RNA-Seq experiments
Jean Jasinski
Agilent introduced a library prep for RNA sequencing that includes dual molecular barcodes ( or universal molecular identifiers). This office hour will discuss when and how the MBCs should be used in RNA-Seq data analysis.
June 9, 2021, 11:30 am EST / 8:30 am PST
Exomes today and tomorrow
Kathleen Corcoran & Jennifer Jones
As the goals and needs of scientist evolve regarding next generation sequencing, the role of performing exon enrichment has also evolved. Utility and application of Exomes are impacted by both content as well as overall structure and sample options. This presentation will discuss the type of applications and content utilized today with Exome sequencing and the promise of relevance in the future.
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