28th March 2017 - Categories: Updates
Earlier this year Illumina informed us that the NeoPrep library preparation system will be discontinued (PDF). This method has been in use at the NGI Stockholm facility during the last couple of years and is now being replaced by other methods. <10ng DNA: Rubicon Thruplex DNA-Seq <200ng DNA: Lucigen NxSeq AmpFREE The Lucigen prep is still in […]
12th January 2017 - Categories: Updates
Illumina has recently updated the Special Conditions of Sale applicable to their HiSeqX instruments. The new Special Conditions lowers the requirements for average depth of coverage and now permits whole genome sequencing (WGS) and bisulphite sequencing down to an average depth of 15X coverage or greater. The HiSeqX instruments are for many projects at NGI […]
22nd November 2016 - Categories: Updates
Orders submitted after December 14 will not be processed until after the holiday break. Sample submission will be closed during the following period: NGI Stockholm, Thursday 22 December – Friday 6 January NGI Uppsala, Monday 17 December – Friday 6 January
12th September 2016 - Categories: Updates
The current status of operations can now be viewed in a graphical display. See the link in the text on the upper right of this page.
6th July 2016 - Categories: Updates
Several items of information are now updated in the orders. This includes project id, project name, and status which are fetched daily from the internal systems at the Stockholm node.
17th June 2016 - Categories: Updates
“We present MultiQC, a tool to create a single report visualising output from multiple tools across many samples, enabling global trends and biases to be quickly identified. MultiQC can plot data from many common bioinformatics tools and is built to allow easy extension and customization.” The paper (Open Access) is here and the documentation for the software […]
23rd May 2016 - Categories: Updates
If you set the invoice address and reference for your account, it will now automatically be filled in for any order you create. This does not apply to orders you clone; the information from the old order is used in that case.
20th May 2016 - Categories: Updates
NGI Sweden and NBIS have created a document describing current best practice for de novo genome analysis.