How is Oxford Nanopore used? | WIRED

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[@rock3tcatU233]

How often can you reuse a sensor chip?

[@OmKumar-wm4kb]

The world is on another level..💯

[@TheInzaie]

This is amazing! I am just wondering, if the MinION isn't sensitive to movement? I can imagine a small apparatus like this will move or observe shocks if you just put it on your workbench...

[@lightyourway8386]

You can just put it

[@Telencephelon]

That is a completely different domain at that level. There are only two fundamental forces to concern yourself with in general. But gravity is of no concern here.

[@timothyhsu9418]

This is great, but one question remains, will the individuals sequencing data be used with out authorization since they have to upload to cloud for comparison?

[@7summerbeauty]

I was thinking the same..

[@alicanavsar1534]

How do you clean it?

[@lightyourway8386]

There is a different flow cell for every organism

[@martinkulik9466]

@@lightyourway8386 so it has to be replaced after each use new device?

[@patrichausammann]

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[@eigherreight71]

Cool

[@whatusayingangsta3642]

ONTF to the moon

[@alexdaniel2816]

Can I use this device if I have an unknown fragment of dna ?

[@maxmordon7295]

Be careful, this is NSFW content (1:35 and other fragments).