Limited early access for collaborators
Spatial Chips for Long DNA Sequencing
An early collaboration program exploring how zip-code-addressed spatial chips can preserve and connect information across long DNA molecules.
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Record position before cutting the molecule.
Long DNA settles onto a spatially addressed surface. After fragmentation, nearby pieces retain addresses that can help place sequence reads back into their original molecular neighborhood.
Increase DNA context
Explore a spatial route to longer range sequence information.
Centrillion is working with selected collaborators to explore spatial chips for long DNA sequencing. Zip-code-addressed features provide a way to connect local molecular measurements with position across longer molecules.
The program is offered through limited early access. We welcome scientific collaborators with applications that require more sequence context.
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