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Nanopore (ONT) AAV Genome Sequencing
  
  Unlock full-length AAV genomes from intact capsids — fast and efficient.
Detect subgenomic variants, assess integrity, and reveal structural configurations that short-read methods may miss.
  
Detect subgenomic variants, assess integrity, and reveal structural configurations that short-read methods may miss.
What You Can Achieve
- Detect subgenomic variants such as truncated, inverted, or snapback genomes (SBG)
 - Generate full-length consensus sequences from native rAAV DNA
 - Preserve intact ITRs and native genome structures without PCR artifacts
 - Assess structural integrity and heterogeneity of vector preparations
 - Receive interactive genome maps and quantitative metrics on genome composition
 
Before You Start
To optimize your project, please clarify:
- What is the sample input (vector genome copies and purification method)?
 - Is your focus on structural integrity, variant detection, or both?
 - Do you require raw reads for your own downstream analysis?
 
Workflow
A minimal-hands-on workflow designed to preserve native AAV structures:
Bioinformatics Analysis
Our specialized pipeline reconstructs native and subgenomic species:
- High-accuracy consensus of full-length and subgenomic genomes
 - Detection of truncations, deletions, and analysis of structural integrity
 - ITR orientation (flip-flop) configuration analysis
 - Quantitative breakdown of all genome subspecies
 - Read-level visualizations of structural composition
 
You receive:
- FASTA consensus sequences
 - Interactive genome map
 - Variant abundance table
 - ITR orientation summary
 - Truncation analysis
 - Read length histogram & quality analysis
 - Optional: raw reads
 
Turnaround Time
- 1 week or less from sample receipt to report
 - Includes sequencing and full de novo analysis
 
Sample Requirements
Input Amount
- Minimum: 1.0 × 10¹¹ vector genomes (VG) per sample
 - Recommended: 2–5 × 10¹¹ VG per sample
 - Volume: Up to 200 μl in buffered saline or AAV-compatible buffer
 
Purity
- Must be free of cellular debris
 - Preferably purified by affinity resin or ultracentrifugation
 - Crude PEG-precipitated samples accepted if ≥2 × 10¹¹ VG