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PhiX Control v3 is a reliable, adapter-ligated library used as a control for Illumina sequencing runs. The library is derived from the small, well-characterized PhiX genome, offering several benefits for sequencing and alignment.
The versatile PhiX Control v3 is provided as a ready-to-use library, and can be utilized in diverse applications to add value to your workflow and increase confidence in your results.
The PhiX library provides a quality control for cluster generation, sequencing, and alignment, and a calibration control for cross-talk matrix generation, phasing, and prephasing. It can be rapidly aligned to estimate relevant sequencing by synthesis (SBS) metrics such as phasing and error rate.
Learn more about PhiX and why it's used in Illumina NGS. Read Bulletin
Depending on the application, PhiX Control v3 may also be utilized:
This product is also available as an Illumina Advantage (TG) product. Illumina Advantage large-scale sequencing products feature lot-specific shipments and testing, extended shelf life, and advanced change notifications for greater laboratory efficiency.
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MiniSeq Reagent Kits bring the power of Illumina NGS to labs of all sizes. Access cost-efficient sequencing, even for low numbers of samples.
Optimized chemistry to increase cluster density and read length, and improve sequencing quality scores, compared to earlier MiSeq reagent kit versions.
Prepare sequencing libraries for small genomes, PCR amplicons, plasmids, or cDNA in as little as 90 minutes, with a low DNA input requirement.
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iSeq 100 Reagents feature a ready-to-use cartridge and one-channel SBS technology for simple, low-cost sequencing.
These sequencing reagent kits offer increased stability and robustness over the v2 kit version.