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Andrew Jenkins

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Research Associate

 at Wasatch BioLabs

Andrew Jenkins is a graduate student at Brigham Young University-Provo, where he is pursuing studies in cell biology and physiology. He currently serves as a research associate at Wasatch Biolabs, focusing on cutting-edge genomics. His work involves developing novel methods to improve the efficiency of Oxford Nanopore cell-free DNA sequencing and engineering targeted oligo capture for native methylation sequencing. Andrew’s scientific journey includes research internships at Vanderbilt University and Pioneer Biolabs, contributing to several publications in journals such as BMC Genomics and ACS Chemical Biology.


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Advancing Targeted Native-Read Sequencing in Cancer Research

Discover how Wasatch BioLabs and Agilent are advancing targeted native long-read sequencing for cancer research. The article examines how integrated enrichment chemistries and nanopore workflows are enabling deeper multiomic insights from native DNA.
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