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• BioPerspectives: Unveiling Biological Complexity with SMRT Sequencing
  Single molecule, real-time DNA sequencing can help scientists close genomes, study linked variants, and detect base modifications.

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• The Long and the Short of DNA Sequencing
  November 19, 2012
  Third-generation sequencers improve on second-generation systems by offering longer reads.
• Will Roche Really Drop Illumina and Seek out Another Sequencing Firm?
  March 12, 2012
  Oxford Nanopore and PacBio both have exciting technologies, but Illumina remains market leader.

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• Finishing Genomes with HGAP
  
• Sanger Sequencing Data Without Library Generation
  
• PacBio Banks on Nanoelectronics to Improve Single-Molecule Analysis
  
• Eradicating Errors in Third-Gen Sequencing for de Novo Genome Assembly
  
• Investigators Validate FLT3 Kinase Domain as Acute Myeloid Leukemia Target
  

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	Pacific Biosciences Genetic Analyzer The PacBio® RS high-resolution genetic analyzer has undergone a software upgrade featuring additional tools for performing DNA base modification analysis and de novo genome assembly. With the release of the SMRT Analysis 1.3.3 software upgrade
	Pacific Biosciences Sequencing System The PacBio RS II allows scientists to generate finished genome assemblies, reveal and understand epigenomes, and characterize genomic variation. Based on the SMRT sequencing technology, the RS II can generate average read lengths of 5,000 base pair