ABSTRACT The Nanopore MinION is a portable and inexpensive instrument that performs
rapid DNA or RNA sequencing. The objective of this technology demonstration is to share …

The MinIONTM is a miniature nanopore-based analysis device in which the characteristics
of an analyte, as it passes through the nanopore, cause changes in the flow of ions through …

Nanopore sequencing was conceived in 1989 by Dave Deamer (UCSC). Over two decades
of development from research laboratories and, later on, Oxford Nanopore Technologies …

DNA sequencing has reached an unprecedented level with the advent of Oxford Nanopore
Technologies' MinION. The low equipment investment, ease of library preparation, small …

Background: About forty-five years ago the advent of Sanger sequencing (Sanger and
Coulson 1975) was revolutionary as it allowed deciphering of complete genome sequences …

The MinION is a small device that may transform the way sequencing is done by taking the
sequencer out of the core labs. It detects the current through nanopores as single DNA …

Nanopore sequencing, a third-generation sequencing technique that applies nanometre
sized pores to transduce the physical and chemical properties of specific nucleobases into …

Nanopore DNA strand sequencing has emerged as a competitive, portable technology.
Reads exceeding 150 kilobases have been achieved, as have in-field detection and …

Loman was an early devotee of the minION, a portable DNA sequencer, the first instrument
produced by British biotech company Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT). His tweet came …

Nanopores have been studied as a unique DNA sequencing technology that can quickly
read long stretched DNA sequences. A DNA molecule could pass through a nanopore in a …