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what cost do you mean? time/electricity? reagents? or the cost of someone else charging more for more reads?
by nyolfen 5y ago
what cost do you mean? time/electricity? reagents? or the cost of someone else charging more for more reads?
- biophysboy 5y agoYes, those are all relevant costs. There's also a tradeoff between accuracy and the number of reads (how many sequences you can observe), or how much data you can get out of the machine.