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YeastSeq – Nanopore Yeast Genome Sequencing

 
 
Obtain complete yeast genomes with high-quality annotations — fast and reliable.
Ideal for de novo assembly from clonal yeast populations using Oxford Nanopore’s long-read technology.

What You Can Achieve

  • Generate high-quality, annotated genome assemblies
  • Receive rich assembly metrics and visualization tools
  • Sequence entire chromosomes without PCR-induced artifacts

Hypothesis-free sequencing of complete, native yeast genomes

Bioinformatics Analysis

With YeastSeq, you receive all essential results for complete yeast genome characterization — clearly structured and ready to use:

  • Assembled genome (.fasta) – high-quality de novo assembly from Nanopore reads
  • Annotated genome (.gbk) – genome features annotated via NCBI’s PGAP pipeline
  • Genome map (.pdf) – visual overview of contigs, gene density, and GC content
  • Species identification report – results from three complementary methods (Kraken, ANI, BUSCO)
  • Quality summary – coverage, completeness, and variant overview ensuring data reliability

Turnaround Time

  • 10 business days with pre-extracted genomic DNA
  • 15 business days with yeast cell DNA extraction

Use our Microsynth drop boxes for free and convenient shipment.

Add-On Services

Enhance your YeastSeq workflow with optional services:

  • DNA Isolation – Send yeast pellets and let Microsynth perform DNA extraction.
  • Variant Analysis – Identify and report mutations relative to a provided reference genome.
  • Illumina Variant AddOn – Additional variant analysis using Illumina short-read sequencing.
  • NAP Buffer Shipment – Safely ship yeast cells at ambient temperature for isolation; can be ordered together with labels.

How to Order

Order labels for our YeastSeq:
  • Enter our webshop
  • Click on YeastSeq in the "Order Labels" area and follow the further instructions
  • Only choose non-prepaid labels for the YeastSeq
 
Order YeastSeq for sequencing:
  • Enter our webshop
  • Click on Tubes (DNA samples) or Tubes incl. Isolation (cell pellets) under "YeastSeq" and follow the further instructions

See also Microsynth's user guide on the right side for more detailed information.