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Making the Most of Multiomics Data with a Single Platform

Researchers use nanopore sequencing to produce ultra-rich multiomics data for next-level human disease research.

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Human disease research depends on a range of multiomics approaches that researchers use to understand underlying mechanisms and advance biomarker and drug discovery. However, the need for multiple platforms to gather data leads to resource-heavy, laborious, and time-consuming workflows that may nevertheless exclude important information.

Download this brochure from Oxford Nanopore Technologies to learn how researchers use nanopore sequencing to gather ultra-rich multiomics data, maximize the information obtained from valuable tissue research samples, and resolve the molecular mechanisms of disease.

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