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About Enseqlopedia

The home of the Core Genomics blog, and a site for NGS users to tell people who they are and what they do (on the map), and share knowledge (on the Enseqlopedia wiki).

This site is aimed at the whole NGS community - users, core labs & services, technology providers. Thanks for looking - James.

Coregenomics

The blog of genomics news & events.

GENOMICS BLOG

Comments and analysis from the exciting and fast moving world of Genomics.
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Next Generation Sequencing around the world.

PUTTING NGS ON THE MAP

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Enseqlopedia

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GENOMICS WIKI

Contribute to our enseqlopedia of genomics.
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James Hadfield
James Hadfield ‎Head of Genomics
CRUK Cambridge Institute – ‎Cancer Research UK
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How big would ABI377 plates need to be to deliver NovaSeq X Plus output?

I asked ChatGPT this question one evening and working through the session was fun. Maybe it needs more fact-checking...I know some of my readers are fastidious enough to call me out if I'm wrong but here goes. When [...]

cfDNA fragmentomics reviewed

This is a fantastic and comprehensive review on Cell-free DNA fragmentomics in cancer. Out in Cancer Cell by Denis Lo et al. In this review focused on cell-free DNA (cfDNA) fragmentomics in the context of cancer diagnostics the authors explore [...]

Unlocking the Potential of Urine-Based Liquid Biopsies

I'm really pleased to say I'm an author on a new article in Nature Cancer discussing the potential of using urine-based liquid biopsies for cancer detection, particularly through the analysis of circulating-cell-free-tumor DNA in urine (utDNA, cufDNA or [...]

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