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"In house" could mean in the institute, though. I never worked anywhere that had in-house sequencing, but better-funded places like Lincoln's Inn Fields did. Th
by twic 2y ago
"In house" could mean in the institute, though. I never worked anywhere that had in-house sequencing, but better-funded places like Lincoln's Inn Fields did. Those places were big enough to make it cost-effective, and it's hard to beat the turnaround time of a sequencing lab two floors above you.
- _Wintermute 2y agoI work in a large biomedical research institute with in-house sequencing. It's a constant point of contention that many labs continue to send their sequencing out to external companies as they can still be cheaper and more reliable.
- kjkjadksj 2y agoSome universities do it in house too