Any idea, why it is called a "3rd generation" NGS technology in this clip? This can only be meant chronologically because it appeared much later than Illumina & co. However, I'd argue that 3rd generation involves significant technological improvements like long read sequencing or direct sequencing (to detect modifications). I don't see why BGISEQ would qualify as 3rd gen in this sense (unlike PacBio or ONT).
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Any idea, why it is called a "3rd generation" NGS technology in this clip? This can only be meant chronologically because it appeared much later than Illumina & co. However, I'd argue that 3rd generation involves significant technological improvements like long read sequencing or direct sequencing (to detect modifications). I don't see why BGISEQ would qualify as 3rd gen in this sense (unlike PacBio or ONT).
this is so cool, thank you so much!
Thank you!!!!
Helloo,can u please share textbooks and articles to refer on this topic. I have a project on this topic😢
what is name company and equipment which is using this technology right now in the market
BGI. They bought Complete Genomics, who invented it. Search "BGISEQ".
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