Enabling Non-Model Organism Genomics with Multi-Dimensional NGS Datatype
Proximity ligation technology generates multi-dimensional next-generation sequencing data that is proving to solve unmet needs in genomic research. Learn about some of the applications for this datatype and specifically how it helps create high-quality assemblies to overcome challenges of working with non-model organism genomes.
This webinar highlights three projects where proximity ligation technology and scaffolding software were used to create high-quality and highly contiguous genome assemblies for different organisms. Our speakers will also discuss the scientific discoveries enabled by these high-quality genome assemblies.
View this webinar to:
- Learn how proximity ligation technology works and the applications for this multi-dimensional NGS datatype from cancer research to genome assembly
- Hear how proximity ligation overcomes one of the main challenges of studying non-model organisms: being able to easily generate high-quality and contiguous genome assemblies
Tuesday, April 3, 2018-1:00 pm
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