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Illumina congratulates Emma Johnson, PhD, Assistant Professor in Psychiatry at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis for winning the Illumina Polygenic Research Grant Contest. Professor...
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Infinium arrays are a powerful tool for analyzing genetic variation across the genome. They are a robust technology capable of generating comprehensive coverage of genetic variants, high-throughput...
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Experience fast, simple library prep and enrichment workflow from Illumina. Illumina DNA library prep kits (https://sapac.illumina.com/techniques/sequencing/ngs-library-prep/dna.html) and RNA library...
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Unlock expansive application breadth and enhanced performance on the NextSeq™ 2000 System – now powered by XLEAP-SBS™ chemistry. The new P4 flow cell features 4 new kit configurations, giving you the...