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Shawn C. Baker, Ph.D. Sequencing 101 – NGS Platforms

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The field of next-generation sequencing (NGS) has been experiencing explosive growth over the past several years and shows little sign of slowing down. The increasing capabilities and dramatically lowered costs have expanded NGS's reach beyond that of the human genome into nearly every corner of biological research. An overview of the platforms on the market today, including an assessment of their relative strengths and weaknesses, will be presented. The presentation will conclude with a peek into where the technology is going and what will be available in the future.

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Shawn C. Baker, Ph.D.

Sequencing 101 – NGS Platforms

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Overview

Review Major Applications

Review Major Platforms

Future Trends

Asking the Right Questions

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Applications

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Whole Genome Sequencing

30X coverage

90 Gb

Long reads

Paired-end

Mate pair

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

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Exome Sequencing

100X+ coverage

5 Gb

Long reads

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

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Small Genome Sequencing

1+ Gb

Long reads

Paired-end

multiplexing

Credit: Rocky Mountain Laboratories, NIAID, NIH

Credit: Graham Colm (Wikipedia)

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Targeted DNA Sequencing

10+ Mb

multiplexing

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

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Transcriptome Sequencing

Lots of reads

Long reads

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

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RNA Profile Sequencing

Lots of reads

multiplexing

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

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ChIP Sequencing

Lots of reads

multiplexing

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

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Metagenome Sequencing

Lots of reads

Long reads

Paired-end

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Applications

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Platforms

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Platforms

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Platforms

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Illumina – Chemistry

Library Prep

Amplification

Sequencing

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Illumina – Performance Specs

HiSeq 2000/25

00

HiSeq 1000/15

00GAIIx

HiScanSQ

MiSeq

Gb/run 600/120 300/60 95 150 7

Run time 11d/27hrs

8.5d/27hrs

14d 8.5d 35hrs

Gb/day 55/120 35/60 ~7 18 ~7

Read length

2x100/150

2x100/150

2x150 2x100 2x250

# of single reads/run

3B/600M 1.5B/300M

320M 750M 15M

Instrument cost

$690k/$740k

$590k/$640k

~$300k ~$400k $125k

Run cost ~$23k ~$11k ~$17k ~$11k ~$1k

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Illumina – Applications

HiSeq 2000/25

00

HiSeq 1000/15

00GAIIx

HiScanSQ

MiSeq

Whole Genome

Exome

Small Genome

Targeted

Transcriptome

RNA Profiling

ChIP-Seq

Metagenomics

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Illumina – Future Developments

HiSeq 2000/25

00

HiSeq 1000/15

00GAIIx

HiScanSQ

MiSeq

Focus on desktop system Longer reads Push into diagnostics Chemistry A = fast reads? Chemistry B = long reads?

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Platforms

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Life: SOLiD – Chemistry

Library Prep

Amplification

Sequencing

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Life: SOLiD – Performance Specs

SOLiD 5500xl

SOLiD 5500xl

W

SOLiD 5500

SOLiD 5500 W

Gb/run 95 240 48 120

Run time 6 days 10 days 6 days 10 days

Gb/day ~16 24 ~8 12

Read length

2X60 2X50 2X60 2X50

# of single reads/run

~800M 2.4B ~400M 1.2B

Instrument cost

$595k $70k upgrade

$349k $70k upgrade

Run cost ~$10k ~$5k ~$5k ~$2.5k

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Life: SOLiD – Applications

SOLiD 5500xl(

W)

SOLiD 5500(W)

Whole Genome

Exome

Small Genome

Targeted

Transcriptome

RNA Profiling

ChIP-Seq

Metagenomics

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Life: SOLiD – Future Developments

SOLiD 5500xl(

W)

SOLiD 5500(W)

Probably very little Main focus is on Ion Torrent technology

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Platforms

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Life: Ion Torrent – Chemistry

Library Prep

Amplification

Sequencing

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Life: Ion Torrent – Performance Specs

PGM 314

PGM 316

PGM 318

Proton 1

Proton 2

Gb/run 10-40 Mb 100-400 Mb

1 Gb ~10 Gb ~100 Gb

Run time 2 hours 2 hours 2 hours ~4 hours ~4 hours

Gb/day ~120 Mb ~1.2 Gb ~3 Gb ~30 Gb ~ 300 Gb

Read length

200b 200b 200b 200b >200b

# of single reads/run

~0.6M ~3M ~5.5M ~82M ~330M

Instrument cost

$50k $50k $50k $149k $149k

Run cost $349 $549 $749 ~$1k ~$1k

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Life: Ion Torrent – Applications

PGM 314

PGM 316 PGM 318 Proton 1 Proton 2

Whole Genome

Exome

Small Genome

Targeted

Transcriptome

RNA Profiling

ChIP-Seq

Metagenomics

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Life: Ion Torrent – Future Developments

PGM 314

PGM 316 PGM 318 Proton 1 Proton 2

Focus on desktop systems Longer reads Increased chip densities New machine? Push into diagnostics

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Platforms

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454/Roche – Chemistry

Library Prep

Amplification

Sequencing

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454/Roche – Performance Specs

GS FLX+

GS Jr.

Mb/run 700 35

Run time 23 hours 10 hours

Mb/day 700 35

Read length

Up to 1kb ~400b

# of single reads/run

1M 0.1M

Instrument cost

~$500k $125k

Run cost ~$6k ~$1k

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454/Roche – Applications

GS FLX+

GS Jr.

Whole Genome

Exome

Small Genome

Targeted

Transcriptome

RNA Profiling

ChIP-Seq

Metagenomics

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454/Roche – Future Developments

GS FLX+

GS Jr.

Probably very little Roche has signaled the desire for new technology

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Platforms

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Pacific Biosciences – Chemistry

Library Prep

Amplification

Sequencing

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Pacific Biosciences – Performance Specs

PacBio RS

‘C2’

Mb/run 120

Run time 40 min

Gb/day ~1 Gb

Read length

3kb (avg)

# of single reads/run

~50k

Instrument cost

~$700k

Run cost $100

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Pacific Biosciences – Applications

PacBio RS

Whole Genome

Exome

Small Genome

Targeted

Transcriptome

RNA Profiling

ChIP-Seq

Metagenomics

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Pacific Biosciences – Future Developments

PacBio RS

Longer reads Reduced error rate Increased chip density Non-fluorescent detection?

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Other Platforms…

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More Information…

www.blueseq.com

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Matching Applications with Platforms

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Whole Genome Sequencing

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

ILMN HiSeq

ILMN MiSeq

SOLiD

Ion PGM

Ion Proton

454 GS FLX+

454 GS Jr.

PacBio RS

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Exome Sequencing

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

ILMN HiSeq

ILMN MiSeq

SOLiD

Ion PGM

Ion Proton

454 GS FLX+

454 GS Jr.

PacBio RS

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Small Genome Sequencing

Credit: Rocky Mountain Laboratories, NIAID, NIH

Credit: Graham Colm (Wikipedia)

ILMN HiSeq

ILMN MiSeq

SOLiD

Ion PGM

Ion Proton

454 GS FLX+

454 GS Jr.

PacBio RS

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Targeted DNA Sequencing

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

ILMN HiSeq

ILMN MiSeq

SOLiD

Ion PGM

Ion Proton

454 GS FLX+

454 GS Jr.

PacBio RS

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Transcriptome Sequencing

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

ILMN HiSeq

ILMN MiSeq

SOLiD

Ion PGM

Ion Proton

454 GS FLX+

454 GS Jr.

PacBio RS

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RNA Profile Sequencing

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

ILMN HiSeq

ILMN MiSeq

SOLiD

Ion PGM

Ion Proton

454 GS FLX+

454 GS Jr.

PacBio RS

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ChIP Sequencing

Credits: Darryl Leja (NHGRI), Ian Dunham (EBI)

ILMN HiSeq

ILMN MiSeq

SOLiD

Ion PGM

Ion Proton

454 GS FLX+

454 GS Jr.

PacBio RS

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Metagenome Sequencing

ILMN HiSeq

ILMN MiSeq

SOLiD

Ion PGM

Ion Proton

454 GS FLX+

454 GS Jr.

PacBio RS

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Major Trends

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Major Trends

Desktop machines

Ease of use

Faster runs

Diagnostic/clinical use

Longer reads

Nanopore technologies

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Asking the Right Questions

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Asking the Right Questions

Before you buy a platform Do I need to buy a platform? What are my major applications? What are my colleagues using?

Before you start sequencing What am I trying to answer? How will I analyze the data? Where is my variation coming from? How many samples do I need?