I doubt it would be faster in a typical microbiology lab. Every time I've used plasmidsaurus in the recent past I've had results next day. It is a reasonable li

I doubt it would be faster in a typical microbiology lab. Every time I've used plasmidsaurus in the recent past I've had results next day. It is a reasonable little bit of labor to prep plasmids for sequencing and then there is a bit of technical expertise required to format the data into a readable format. It's certainly doable, of course! Most lab managers / techs have more pressing things to do than to work on sequencing plasmids. Though I suppose it depends on the scale of your sequencing needs. I found plasmidsaurus to be amazing, and the full plasmid sequencing helped identify some errors that had been propogating in my old lab that never showed up on Sanger sequencing.