A new publication from our colleagues at Versailles Central Hospital, France is now available. The article evaluates an alternative next-generation sequencing process for the identification of 16S Bacteria.  The article includes details about the effectiveness of SmartGene's Centroid-based analysis for Bacteria 16S sequencing and the use of SmartGene as a validation method.  SmartGene offers automated analysis and identification tools for both next generation and dideoxynucleotide sequencing for targets including Bacteria and Fungi.

We’re happy to share a new publication from our collaborators at Johns Hopkins. The article highlights the effectiveness of SmartGene's Centroid-based analysis for Bacteria 16S sequencing.  Automated analysis and identification tools from SmartGene are available for both next generation and dideoxynucleotide sequencing for targets including Bacteria and Fungi.

The HIV genotypic drug resistance algorithm within SmartGene for Stanford HIVDB has been updated.