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MYcroarray - Advances in Target Capture for NGS

Here we aim to provide attendees with tools and strategies for successful targeted sequencing using in-solution hybridization capture. We also discuss provocative new applications that demonstrate the breadth of sample types and target types that can be studied with the technology. We address probe design when starting with reference genomes, RADseq data, or transcriptomes; library preparation and quality assessment strategies; sequence data assembly and locus reconstruction; and even how to capture massive inserts for 3rd generation sequencing. Aspiring and veteran NGS users alike are sure to benefit from this broad-based but practical workshop. Visit us at exhibitor booth #615 to discuss your next project.
Date: Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Time: 1:30 PM-3:40 PM
Room: Royal Palm Salon 1-2
Organizers:
Alison Devault and Jake Enk
1:30 PM
Introductory Remarks


1:35 PM
Designing Target Enrichment Baits from any Sequence Source
Alison Devault, MYcroarray

1:50 PM
Targeted Exon Sequencing (HybSeq) in Non-Model Organisms: Best Practices for Probe Design and Data Analysis with HybPiper
Matthew Johnson, Chicago Botanic Garden

2:20 PM
Improved Methodology for Large Fragment Plant Resistance-Gene Capture
Michael Giolai, Earlham Institute

2:40 PM
Complexity Made Simple: Maximizing Library Performance in Targeted NGS
Jake Enk, MYcroarray

2:55 PM
Reducing Sequence Capture Costs with Universal Library Preparation Methods (Adapterama) and Ultraconserved Element (UCE) Bait Sets
Travis C. Glenn, University of Georgia

3:15 PM
Sequence Capture of RADseq Libraries with Identifiable Duplicates (RADcap) Improves Genotyping and Reduces Costs
Sandra Hoffberg, University of Georgia

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