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Cell-free DNA and Unique Molecular Identifier Technology What is Cell-free DNA (cfDNA)? Cell-free DNA (cfDNA), also known as circulating DNA or cell-free nucleic acids, refers to small fragments of DNA that are present in bodily fluids, such as blood, urine, saliva, and other fluids, outside of cells. These fragments are released into the bloodstream through […]

NGS Key Terminology Guide Part 2: Sequencing Glossary of common NGS terms The foundation of a successful NGS experiment continues with precise and reliable sequencing.This post breaks down essential sequencing terms such as sequencing by synthesis (SBS), SMRT, nanopore, and more. From concepts like read length, paired-end reads, and error rate to techniques like base […]

Comprehensive Approaches to Pathogen-Derived NGS Data Analysis Why NGS for Pathogen Research? For the simple detection of pathogen presence, traditional methods such as PCR or antigen tests are typically faster and more effective. However, when more in-depth information is required—such as pathogen characteristics, variant information, evolutionary relationships, and the dynamics of pathogen spread and response—next-generation […]

MGI Library Preparation Method: Conversion from Illumina to MGI Streamlined NGS Workflow: Convert Illumina Libraries for MGI Sequencing Celemics provides an option that allows customers using both Illumina and MGI sequencing platforms to utilize a single Library Preparation (LP) and Target Enrichment (TE) kit for both platforms. This is made possible through our Illumina to […]

NGS Key Terminology Guide Part 1: Sample Preparation and Library Construction Glossary of common NGS terms The foundation of a successful NGS experiment starts with high-quality sample preparation and well-constructed libraries. This post covers essential terms such as fragmentation, end repair, adapter ligation, and indexing, breaking down each step for greater clarity. Whether you’re working […]

PDF Download [NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH: Celemics Enzymatic Long-read Library Preparation Kit] Celemics Enzymatic NGS Library Preparation Kit for Oxford Nanopore Technologies The demand for long-read sequencing continues to grow, enabling researchers to overcome limitations of short-read technologies, especially in resolving structural variations, repetitive regions, and complex genomes. To support this expanding field, Celemics introduces a […]