Poster Number
52
Poster Title
Constellation Mapped Read Technology
Authors
Fiona Kaper1, Jacqui Weir2, Mitch Bekritsky3, Ali Crawford3 Qing Zhang2, Vicki Thomson2, Ines Vitoriano2, Niall Gormley2, Arun Subramaniyan1, Michael Ruehle3, Drew Ellershaw2, Shunhua Han1, Daniel Andrews2, Stephen Gaffney2, Ritu Kundu2, Gavin Parnaby1, Pascal Grobecker2, Maria Gardzielewska2, Ivana Armogida2, Maya Bajracharya2, Ningxin Ouyang1, Cande Rogert1, Rami Mehio1, Louise Fraser1
1 Illumina Inc., San Diego, California, USA; 2 Illumina Inc., Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK; 3
Illumina Inc., Remote, USA
1 Illumina Inc., San Diego, California, USA; 2 Illumina Inc., Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK; 3
Illumina Inc., Remote, USA
Abstract
Constellation mapped read technology is a novel approach that leverages on-flow cell library preparation and uses proximity information from neighboring nanowells to generate long-range genomic insights using standard SBS sequencing. Constellation Mapped Read technology is a new, powerful foundational technology with broad capabilities. Here we demonstrate some of the benefits for human genome sequencing, however multiple future applications are under evaluation. The first commercially available product based on Constellation technology is expected in 2026 and will leverage existing NovaSeq X platforms to create an accessible, cost-effective solution for comprehensive human WGS.
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