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 Next Generation Sequence (NGS), also known as high throughput sequence, is the term 'occupied' which is used to describe a number of different modern sequencing technologies. These technologies allow DNA and RNA sequencing to be much faster and cheaper than Sanger's previously used sequence, and as such revolutionized genomics and molecular biology. Such technologies include: Illumina Sequence (Solexa) Sequence, Roche Sequence 454, Ion Sequence: Proton Sequence / PGM.NGS Significantly cheaper, faster, require significantly less DNA and is more accurate and reliable than Sanger Sequence. NGS faster than Sanger sequence. Reduced time, manpower and regents at NGS mean that the costs are much lower. Repeats are intrinsic to NGS, as each reading is increased before sequencing, and because it relies on many overlapping short reads, so each section of DNA or RNA is composed several times.    

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