Rasmus Kirkegaard

@kirk3gaard.bsky.social

Staff scientist having fun with DNA seq and bioinformatics at #AlbertsenLAB

It's also a boon for service providers with proms and high throughput. Many users can't/don't rebasecall and running sup on-machine limited the # of flow cells that could be run. v6 hac model means that more flow cells can be run concurrently to provide Q23 data directly for clients to run with.

For many years you needed UMIs and similar dark molecular biology magic to get perfect amplicon sequences from @nanoporetech.com data. With recent accuracy improvements+really clever algorithms that is now changed. Savont unlocks ASVs from low coverage nanopore amplicon data 🤯🤯🤯

Jim Shaw@jimshaw.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Our method, savont, for generating amplicon sequence variants (ASVs) for long-read amplicons is now on bioRxiv. Work with @lh3lh3.bsky.social and help from @mkddueholm.bsky.social and team (Marie Riisgaard-Jensen, @kirk3gaard.bsky.social, Kasper Skytte Andersen) github.com/bluenote-157... 1/6

A major milestone for biodiversity genomics: EBP-affiliated projects have now contributed over 6,000 genome assemblies toward the goal of sequencing all known eukaryotic life. 🧬 Thank you to all EBP-affiliated projects behind this work, from sampling and DNA extraction to sequencing and assembly.

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Our ECE-host framework doesn't care which sequencing platform you use—it’s ready to go once you have mod calling results. The kicker is that we need scalable mod calling from metagenomics. If it doesn't scale, the ECE-host analysis can't happen.