Blogs

Oligo Modification for NGS Performance: From Library Preparation to Target Capture Why Oligo Design Matters in the NGS Workflow In the Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) workflow, oligonucleotides (oligos) play an important role throughout both library preparation and target capture processes. For example, adapters influence the efficiency of DNA fragment ligation, while index primers enable accurate sample […]

Multi-Platform NGS Compatibility Across Major Sequencing Platform The Shift Toward Multi-Platform NGS Environments The NGS market has historically been centered around Illumina platforms, but in recent years a variety of new sequencing platforms have emerged and are increasingly being adopted. Because each platform has its own adapter structures and library requirements, the choice of library […]

Enhancing Structural Variant Analysis with Long-read Targeted Sequencing (ONT Workflow Guide) Celemics Targeted Sequencing Workflow for ONT Sequencing Platform Users Celemics Provides an Optimized Workflow from Library Preparation to Target Enrichment Designed to Fully Leverage the Analytical Strengths of Oxford Nanopore-based Long-read Sequencing in Targeted Sequencing applications. Accurate Structural Variant Detection and Full-length Gene Analysis […]

CancerMaster™ – A Clinically Validated Integrated NGS Solution for Precision Oncology The Role of NGS Panels in Precision Oncology In the era of precision medicine, an NGS panel is no longer just a genetic testing tool. It is critical infrastructure for clinical decision-making. CancerMaster™ is a hybrid capture–based targeted NGS panel covering 524 cancer-related genes, […]

Flexible Cancer Target Capture Panels for Genomic Profiling Cancer research and diagnostics are evolving rapidly in the precision medicine era. While traditional approaches focused on single-gene testing for specific cancer types, today’s standard is shifting toward molecular and genomic profiling based on each patient’s unique genetic landscape. NGS-based multi-gene panels have become essential tools in […]

Global Flu Outbreak and the Need for Influenza Sequencing Influenza outbreaks are rapidly spreading worldwide. Both the United States and South Korea report Influenza A(H3N2) as the dominant subtype, drawing increased attention from clinicians and researchers. In particular, the H3N2 subclade K variant is being detected at high frequencies in both regions, underscoring the need […]