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I agree with the low demand for more expensive personal WGS. I think you can mostly get what you want with ySeq: currently 400$ for 90 GigaBases WGS sequencing,
by mfld 1y ago
I agree with the low demand for more expensive personal WGS. I think you can mostly get what you want with ySeq: currently 400$ for 90 GigaBases WGS sequencing, with the data sent to you via SD card. You can request immediate data deletion. Only genealogical analysis is included, everything else is DIY.
- FL33TW00D 1y agoThanks for the tip on ySeq. I think there is some sort of middle ground here. Although 99% of consumers don't care about privacy, it's an org risk as we saw with 23&Me. A consumer focused, privacy heavy but cloud based platform will emerge in the wake of 23&Me.
- FL33TW00D 1y agoySeq has a 5 month waiting list for WGS, any other suggestions?
- mylons 1y agowhat would you pay for this service? how quickly would you want the data? what format do you want the data in?
- FL33TW00D 1y ago399 from YSeq seems fine for 30x coverage. Gemini says a reasonable cost estimate from saliva to SNPs is $163.84 - $211.84 using Ultima $80 for sequencing (funny that sequencing is no longer the bottleneck on cost). FASTQ is fine but I'd prefer BINSEQ: https://github.com/ArcInstitute/binseq https://github.com/ArcInstitute/binseq. I'm writing my own pipeline from BINSEQ.
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