I’ve recently been looking at novel approaches to DNA and RNA sequencing that might be disruptive in the next 10 years, in particular disruptively low cost approaches for use in pandemic response. Nanopores could be a good fit here. So, I thought I’d start by reviewing the only commercially released DNA sequencing approach: Ionic current, biological nanopore sequencing. And thinking a little about how things might develop over the short to medium term.
Notes on Nanopores
Notes on Nanopores
Notes on Nanopores
I’ve recently been looking at novel approaches to DNA and RNA sequencing that might be disruptive in the next 10 years, in particular disruptively low cost approaches for use in pandemic response. Nanopores could be a good fit here. So, I thought I’d start by reviewing the only commercially released DNA sequencing approach: Ionic current, biological nanopore sequencing. And thinking a little about how things might develop over the short to medium term.