Service
Long Reads Sequencing
Unlock complex genomic regions and structural variants with long-read sequencing technologies
Key advantages
Captures large structural variants, repeat expansions, and complex rearrangements
Improves genome assembly with high-contiguity and fewer gaps
Enables phasing of alleles and haplotype resolution
Accurately sequences GC-rich, repetitive, or hard-to-map regions
Supports full-length transcript isoform detection (when combined with cDNA or direct RNA sequencing)
Ideal for rare disease, cancer genomics, microbiology, and plant/animal genome projects
Reduces reference bias in alignment and variant calling
Compatible with hybrid approaches integrating short-read and long-read data
Technical specifications
Platforms supported: PacBio Sequel IIe (HiFi), PacBio Revio, Oxford Nanopore PromethION/GridION
Read lengths: average 10–25 kb (HiFi); up to 100 kb+ with Nanopore
Input requirements: high-molecular-weight DNA (≥5–10 μg for optimal performance)
Coverage recommendations: ≥15× HiFi for human genomes; customizable for other species
Data outputs: FASTQ, BAM, and variant call files (VCF), with optional assembly and annotation
Variant detection: large SVs, indels, CNVs, tandem repeats, methylation (Nanopore)
Bioinformatics pipeline: de novo assembly, polishing, SV detection, phasing, methylation calling
Optional services: hybrid assembly with Illumina/short reads, gene annotation, epigenetic profiling
Data delivery: assembled genomes, annotation files, and interactive genome browsers
