A hybrid dsDNA and ssDNA workflow preserves fragmented molecules after bisulfite conversion, improving methylation detection and multiomic analysis.
A dual-index pool assigns diverse index sequences to each sample, reducing misassignment and index hopping in low-diversity sequencing.
Mediator-driven reagent transfer between droplets adjusts concentrations to control reaction rates without complex droplet handling.
Orthogonal DMTr and Fmoc protection with split-pool synthesis enables parallel oligonucleotide production while minimizing chemistry cross talk.
Multiple-SNP probe design boosts effective marker density in a 10K pig liquid-phase chip, cutting genomic selection cost while preserving 50K-level utility.
Embedding cells in a functional polymer matrix enables high-resolution sequencing of heterogeneous genomic variations, including eccDNA.
PolyT capture probes and transposase tagmentation enable one assay to generate DNA and RNA libraries, cutting time, complexity, and reagent use.
A targeted 50-plus-gene murine tumor assay improves immune-response profiling and speeds immunotherapy response prediction.
By selecting moderate-LD mSNP regions around target loci, this porcine 50K liquid chip boosts marker informativeness and cuts haplotype analysis burden.
Combining DNA ligase with T4 RNA ligase boosts double-stranded DNA adapter ligation and improves sequencing library yield with less adapter residue.
Pre-annealed splinted oligonucleotides replace gel purification to boost tRNA nanopore read yield, preserve RNA recovery, and support multiplexing.
Methylated DNA markers from esophageal brushing samples improve detection of Barrett's dysplasia and adenocarcinoma without random biopsy.
Sequentially joining target polynucleotides cuts nanopore open time, boosts throughput, and lowers pore blocking risk.
SPRI beads and phenol:chloroform extraction retain ultrashort cfDNA below 100 bp, improving NGS library coverage and biomarker detection.
Bead-bound compounds with DNA barcodes enable single-bead picowell screening, controlled release, and precise single-cell response tracking.
Closed-tube multiplex amplification adds capture, indexing, and adapters in one reaction to cut contamination and avoid separate normalization.
Circularized mRNA with a self-splicing intron enables efficient repetitive protein synthesis while avoiding large unstable DNA constructs.
Position-based nucleic acid motifs and randomized sequences make product tags far harder to sequence, copy, and forge.
Hydrogel beads and a liquid diffusion barrier spatially seed libraries on a flow cell, removing barcoding and simplifying sequencing analysis.
Terminator-guided strand displacement improves sequence representation and uniform coverage in small-sample nucleic acid amplification.
Modified degenerate primers enable single-tube sequencing library construction for eight endometrial cancer genes, cutting sample demand, time, and cost.
A lung adenocarcinoma gene panel uses expression profiling to classify molecular subtypes and survival risk for more personalized treatment decisions.
Carrier DNA and unique-end transposome tagging cut sample loss during methylation analysis, enabling single-cell sequencing with uniform coverage.
A dual-indexing scheme assigns diverse index pairs to each nucleic acid fragment, reducing index hopping and read misassignment in low-plexity sequencing.