In this free webinar, learn about sample preparation can be elevated with next-gen sequencing (NGS) supported solutions. Attendees will discover how direct data ingestion from bioanalyzers and plate readers increases the throughput of the NGS sample preparation process. Attendees will understand how library preparation can be made efficient with end-to-end and consistent tracking of metadata. The featured speakers will also discuss how enriching sequencing data with experimental and sample context prepares it for NGS data pipelines and automated analysis.
TORONTO, Aug. 21, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- In the fast-evolving field of next-generation sequencing (NGS), efficiency, accuracy and automation are paramount. Join this insightful webinar where experts will unveil a new scientific accelerator for NGS sample preparation. This integrated, preconfigured solution redefines the NGS sample preparation process from start to finish, elevating laboratory performance and data quality like never before.
This comprehensive solution from Benchling spans the entire NGS workflow, ensuring a seamless and automated process from the registration and management of inventory samples and indexes to generating the sample sheet for the sequencer. Key steps such as DNA extraction, sample quality control (QC), normalization, library preparation and library pooling are managed efficiently, significantly reducing manual intervention and the potential for errors.
The NGS scientific accelerator leverages the power of the new Benchling Connect tools to enhance the automation of the sample preparation process. For example, Benchling’s new connector for the TapeStation fragment analyzer allows for direct importation of DNA and RNA quality data, enhancing the precision of sample assessments. Innovative in-run transformations and normalization calculations are streamlined into a single automated step, efficiently filtering samples based on quality metrics.
Benchling’s sample sheet generator app, initially configured for Illumina sequencers, offers unmatched flexibility and can easily adapt to other sequencer models. This ensures the diverse and evolving needs of customers are met. With full lineage tracking from the original sample to the sequencer’s flow cell, and the capability to reintegrate analyzed data back into Benchling, a single source of truth for the entire NGS process can be established.
This webinar will delve into the functionalities and advantages of the NGS scientific accelerator, demonstrating how it revolutionizes sample preparation and sequencing workflows. Attendees will learn how to leverage this advanced solution to enhance throughput, improve library preparation efficiency and enrich sequencing data with essential experimental and sample context.
Register for this webinar to discover how cutting-edge technology for NGS sample preparation can ensure higher-quality results and more streamlined processes.
Join experts from Benchling, Asa Oudes, PhD, Leader - Technical Solutions Consulting, Benchling; and Wendy Ochoa, PhD, Solution Architect, for the live webinar on Monday, September 16, 2024, at 1pm EDT (6pm BST/UK).
For more information, or to register for this event, visit Enhancing NGS Sample Preparation from Sample to the Sequencer.
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