Electrify Your Structural Variant Analysis with Electronic Genome Mapping
Educational Seminar
Reserve Your Spot!
Mark your calendars for Nov 4th, 2024 and discover OhmX™, Nabsys’ electronic genome mapping (EGM) platform. Utilizing state of the art electronic nanodetectors to detect tagged high molecular weight DNA molecules with unprecedented precision and speed, OhmX™ provides superior and reliable results in your structural variant analysis.
Session Details:
Title: Electronic Detection of Ultra-Long DNA molecules in Nanochannels to Identify Structural Variants at High Resolution
Date: Monday November 4, 2024.
Time: 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM ET
Location: Northeastern University Innovation Campus in Burlington - South Bedford Street, Burlington, MA 01803
Join us to learn how you can access electronic genome mapping and the OhmX™ in your research!
The laboratory workhorse for both structural variant verification and whole genome structural variant discovery
Utilizing state-of-the-art electronic nanodetectors, the OhmX platform detects tagged high molecular weight DNA molecules with unprecedented precision and speed offering a superior and reliable tool for structural variant analysis.
How does EGM work?
Watch this video to learn how electronic genome mapping works, including the step-by-step process of identifying structural variants, as well as the comprehensive bioinformatic analysis.
Resources
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OhmX Product Brochure
Overview of electronic genome mapping, how the technology works, product features, the bioinformatics and reporting pipeline, and key application areas.
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Rare Disease Case Study
Orthogonal verification of a tandem duplication suggested by short-read NGS with duplication breakpoints later estimated by optical genome mapping.
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OhmX Sample Guide
Guidance on current supported sample types and the preferred method for collecting and storing DNA for the OhmX platform.