Investigating Genetic and Epigenetic Landscapes with Long-Read Sequencing

Matthew Naish will discuss what he learned about Arabidopsis thaliana centromeres from long-read sequencing experiments.

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Sequencing across repetitive DNA regions has challenged researchers attempting to complete genome sequencing projects and study important cellular processes such as centromere formation. With recent developments in long-read sequencing technologies, scientists can finally resolve these regions and investigate the genetic and epigenetic landscapes of their study species. In this webinar brought to you by Oxford Nanopore, Matthew Naish will discuss how he used long-read sequencing technologies to generate a de novo genome assembly of Arabidopsis thaliana that fully resolves all five centromeres.

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Matthew Naish, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Associate
Department of Plant Sciences
University of Cambridge

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