Molecular Microbiology Lesson 3:

Sequencing Technologies


Objectives

  • Describe the theory behind the various sequencing technologies

  • Differentiate between the major sequencing technologies

  • Determine the proper sequencing technology for a given project

  • Understand basic phylogenetic trees (more in the next lesson)

  • Analyze molecular epidemiologic data


To Do List:

  • Take the pre-lesson assessment

  • Watch summary lecture video

  • Watch NGS overview video video

  • Watch Sanger sequencing video

  • Watch Pyrosequencing video

  • Watch IonTorrent video

  • Watch Illumina video

  • Watch PacBio video

  • Watch NanoPore video

  • Complete post-lesson assessment


Complete Pre-Lesson Assessment


Signal Amplification Lecture by Cullen Lilley


NGS Overview by Dr. Chow from iBiology

https://www.ibiology.org/techniques/next-generation-sequencing Next generation sequencing allows DNA samples to be sequenced quickly and affordably. Learn ho...

Sanger Sequencing

This is an animated video on DNA sequencing by Sanger's method. Sanger sequencing method is based the use of dideoxy nucleotides in the DNA polymerizing reac...

Pyrosequencing Video

Animation on QIAGEN's Pyrosequencing system and the 5-step reaction cascade.

IonTorrent Video

Illumina Overview

Explore the Illumina workflow, including sequencing by synthesis (SBS) technology, in 3-dimensional detail. Go from sample preparation, to cluster generation...

PacBio Sequencing

PacBio sequencing instruments are powered by Single Molecule, Real-Time (SMRT) Sequencing technology. Learn how to go from DNA to discovery and explore the v...

NanoPore Sequencing

image in just few decades to come a person reading his or her DNA code like as if you're reading a text sms on your mobile phone, that tell you what to do or...

Molecular Epidemiology Lecture


Listen to this Episode of Meet the Microbiologist

(Required Info for Exam)


 

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