BIOINFORMATICS BIOINFORMATICS NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING VS. MICROARRAY IN EPIGENETIC Bosch Vincent Klecker Sophie Straat Julien © Copyright 2013.

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BIOINFORMATICS BIOINFORMATICS NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING VS. MICROARRAY IN EPIGENETIC Bosch Vincent Klecker Sophie Straat Julien © Copyright 2013

Talk Outline  Summary  Microarray  NGS  Discussion  Conclusion  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

Summary « Advantages of next-generation sequencing versus the microarray in epigenetic research » Paul J. Hurd and Christopher J. Nelson 25 June 2009  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

Microarray  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

Solexa/ Illumina owthread.php?t=21  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

Solexa/ Illumina owthread.php?t=21  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A Go further: deo/27892/What-is- Illumina-Solexa-sequencing-

SOLiD  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

SOLiD 55/4/641/F3.expansion  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A Go further: atch?v=nlvyF8bFDwM

454 Pyrosequencing  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A Go further:

Comparison  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

 Microarrays :  Used by most of the researchers and available informatic tools  Cheaper (small genome)  Dominate certain application Future of Microarrays and NGS  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

 NGS technologies:  Read longer sequences  Faster reading  Become more affordable Future of Microarrays and NGS  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

 Example: Human genome sequencing  2003  ~2.7 billon dollars  13 years  2008 (with NGS)  ~30 million dollars (1%)  2 months Future of Microarrays and NGS  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

 NGS technologies & microarrays : work together  Microarrays : survey of a genome  NGS tech.: more accurate data  Examples:  Microarrays, 454 and Solexa/Illumina  Bisulphite-treatment and MeDIP Future of Microarrays and NGS  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

Single Molecule Real Time sequencing  Single Molecule Real Time sequencing  How does it work?  A single molecule of DNA polymerase  Real-time analyses  Advantages  Extremely high-throughput  Decreasing sequencing time  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

Conclusion  Microarrays  NGS technologies  New generation:  Third generation: SMRT  Fourth generation: still in development  Data analysis, management, storage?  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

 Advantages of next-generation sequencing versus the microarray in epigenetic research. Paul J. Hurd and Christopher J. Nelson, 25 June 2009     Bibliography  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A

Q & A  Introduction Talk Outline Summary  Microarray  NGS S./Illumina SOLiD 454 Comparison  Discussion Future SMRT  Conclusion  Bibliography  Q & A