SeqUOH

Sequencing facility

Long-read sequencing at Di Genoma Lab with Oxford Nanopore platforms for cancer and genome research.

Long-read sequencing

Sequencing genomes, transcriptomes, and epigenomes at UOH

SeqUOH is centered on Oxford Nanopore sequencing for whole-genome sequencing, targeted sequencing, direct RNA applications, and methylation-aware analysis. The platform is integrated with Kütral HPC so projects can move directly from data generation into reproducible downstream workflows.

Platforms
GridION and P2 Solo
Output
10 to 580 Gb per run
Applications
Assembly, SV, direct RNA, methylation
Use cases

What the platform supports

01

Cancer genomics and structural variation

Long reads help resolve complex rearrangements, copy-number structures, phased variants, and difficult tumor regions.

02

Genome assembly and haplotypes

High molecular continuity supports de novo assembly, reference construction, and haplotype-aware reconstruction.

03

Population and comparative genomics

The platform supports Chilean genomic diversity studies, comparative genomics, and evolutionary analyses.

04

Epigenomic applications

Nanopore data can preserve methylation-aware signals that are difficult to access with short-read assays alone.

For compute and workflow execution, see the Kütral HPC page.