A Tale of Two Techniques - Why AFA Shearing Outperforms Enzymatic Fragmentation in NGS Workflows
-
13
-
- Write review
Build the Finance Skills That Lead to Promotions — Not Just Certificates
Learn EDR Internals: Research & Development From The Masters
Overview
Google, IBM & Meta Certificates — All 10,000+ Courses at 40% Off
One annual plan covers every course and certificate on Coursera. 40% off for a limited time.
Get Full Access
Explore the comparative advantages of Adaptive Focused Acoustics (AFA®) shearing technology over enzymatic fragmentation methods in next-generation sequencing workflows through this 43-minute webinar. Learn from Dr. Lisette Payero, a Field Application Scientist at Covaris with expertise in molecular biology and biochemistry, as she presents detailed analysis of these two DNA fragmentation techniques. Discover how AFA® shearing technology delivers superior performance in sample preparation for NGS applications, examining the technical mechanisms, workflow optimization strategies, and practical benefits that make acoustic shearing a preferred choice over traditional enzymatic methods. Gain insights into the molecular processes underlying each fragmentation approach and understand the specific advantages that AFA® technology offers for genomics and proteomics research applications. Access expert knowledge on optimizing sample preparation workflows to enhance the quality and reliability of next-generation sequencing results.
Syllabus
A Tale of Two Techniques - Why AFA® Shearing Outperforms Enzymatic Fragmentation in NGS Workflows
Taught by
Labroots