Oxford Nanopore with the new R10 cells is good enough for most synthetic biology applications (ie, plasmid sequencing and strain validation), which I'm super ex

Oxford Nanopore with the new R10 cells is good enough for most synthetic biology applications (ie, plasmid sequencing and strain validation), which I'm super excited about. Combine low-capital and long-reads and you can do some really interesting things in the DNA assembly realm. It's pretty recent they got there though > At some point us biologists only have ourselves to blame for our purchasing decisions and their consequences Yep...