Research. Insights. Real talk on genomics.
Science-first content from the researchers building the tools.
What is a Structural Variant and Why Does it Matter in Genomics Research?
SNPs get most of the attention in genomics. Structural variants do most of the work. This post explains what SVs are, why they are systematically underdetected, and what detecting them actually changes.
How to Sequence Sex Chromosomes Accurately
Sex chromosomes are among the most difficult regions of any genome to sequence accurately. Hemizygosity, repetitive elements, palindromic regions, and structural variants make short-read methods unreliable across most of the chromosome length. Long-read low-pass sequencing resolves each of these failure modes — delivering comprehensive variant data across the full sex chromosome at population scale.
What Is Long-Read Low-Pass Sequencing?
For years, researchers had to choose between sequencing quality and study scale. LRLP ends that compromise. Here is what it is and how it works.