Building Consistency into NGS Workflows for Cancer Sample Profiling and More
Xchel Rivera introduces Agilent's SureSelect Cancer CGP Assay and Magnis NGS Prep System
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The Magnis NGS Prep System automates workflows for NGS library preparation with target enrichment.
It requires only 15 minutes of hands-on time and is easy to set up on a benchtop.
The system includes an integrated QC step to ensure reproducibility and consistency in results.
It generates sequencing-ready libraries suitable for various applications, including tumor genomic profiling.
The system supports library preparation for SureSelect Cancer assays, starting with as little as 10 ng of DNA or RNA.
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