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Applied Biosystems Introduces TargetSeq™ Resequencing System

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The Applied Biosystems has announced the launch of TargetSeq™ Resequencing system for project-specific optimisation of high throughput resequencing of smaller and targeted genomic regions, using the Applied Biosystems 3730 and 3730xl DNA Analyzers.

The TargetSeq system features a fast-run software module for the sequencing of individual exons or other small DNA fragments and it can produce 200 to 400 base pair reads in 20 minutes or less.

This system is designed to increase the number of bases read by the 3730 Analyzer series to more than 2.8 megabases or 6912 samples (72 runs) per day.

Applied claims that, TargetSeq software is easy to install and uses existing hardware, software and reagent components on the 3730 series analysers.

It includes a version of the KB™ Basecaller software optimised for heterozygote or mixed base detection.

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