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* High Yield (>1b reads) | * [[BioMicroCenter:ShortRead|Short Read]] | ||
** High Yield (>1b reads): Illumina NovaSeqX (25b,10b)† | |||
* Mid Yield (250m-1b reads) | ** Mid Yield (250m-1b reads): Element AVITI24 | ||
** Low Yield (1m-150m reads): SingularG4, Illumina MiSeq i100 | |||
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* Long Read (1kb+) <small> | * Long Read (1kb+) <small> | ||
**[[BioMicroCenter:Oxford Nanopore Technologies|ONT PromethION]] | **[[BioMicroCenter:Oxford Nanopore Technologies|ONT PromethION]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:53, 21 April 2026
Welcome to the MIT BioMicro Center!
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The MIT BioMicro Center is an integrated genomics core facility that provides both expertise and equipment for systems biology. The core has significant resources in sample preparation, next generation sequencing and in high throughput screening as well as bioinformatics and BioIT. The Center is a joint endeavor between the Department of Biology, the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research (Integrated Genomics and Bioinformatics Core (IGB)), and the Department of Biological Engineering.
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† - service will be performed in a sister core facility (Harvard, DFCI, or Broad)
CONTACT US
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biomicro@mit.edu
617-715-4533