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Relative performance of Oxford Nanopore MinION vs. Pacific Biosciences Sequel third-generation sequencing platforms in identification of agricultural and forest pathogens

2019-03-30

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Culture-based molecular characterization methods have revolutionized detection of pathogens, yet these methods are either slow or imprecise. The second-generation sequencing tools have much improved precision and sensitivity of detection, but the analysis processes are costly and take several days. Of third-generation techniques, the portable Oxford Nanopore MinION device has received much atten...

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e268b834-a7f9-51b1-bb01-5f39021343af
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10.1101/592972
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