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NGS libraries can be made from a variety of samples: fresh-frozen tissue biopsy, blood, formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissue, fine-needle aspirate (FNA) and core-needle biopsies (CNBs), liquid biopsy, and even single cells.

What are the types of DNA sequencing? There are three main types of DNA sequencing done by NGS: Whole Genome Sequencing, Whole Exome, and Targeted Panels.

The purpose of the sample submission form is to dictate the documentation needed to demonstrate the traceability of the sample is maintained throughout the receipt, testing and storage process.

DNA Samples Wrap the lid of each sample tube with parafilm (if shipping time is more than 1 day) Place sample tubes in a hard protective container. Reinforce screw caps with adhesive tape. Use a metal crimp seal or skirted stopper for metal and glass. Affix a proper label to clearly identify the contents.

Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) sample preparation is the first step in library preparation. Samples consist of DNA or RNA extracted from tissues. Then quality controls are carried out before proceeding with library preparation.

Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS)- Definition, Types Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) is a robust platform that has enabled the sequencing of thousands to millions of DNA molecules simultaneously. First Generation. Second Generation Sequencing. Third Generation Sequencing. Fourth Generation Sequencing.

Shipping Instructions GENEWIZ Drop Box or Fridge - Place your samples and a copy of your order form in a GENEWIZ drop box or fridge before the cut-off time. Call 1-877-436-3949 for your nearest GENEWIZ drop-off location. GENEWIZ Courier Service - Request for courier pickup if available at your location.

Depending on the area that researchers wish to focus on, NGS can be used for multiple applications. Whole genome sequencing to determine an organism's complete DNA sequence. Whole exome sequencing to focus on the coding regions of the genome. Targeted sequencing to study specific genomic regions of interest.