Frost & Sullivan 2011 Survey of Sequencing Technologies: Instrument Adoption on the Rise as Affordable Systems Enter the Market

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Frost & Sullivan 2011 Survey of Sequencing Technologies

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20-Dec-2011
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Research Code: N952-01-00-00-00
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Frost & Sullivan 2011 Survey of Sequencing Technologies: Instrument Adoption on the Rise as Affordable Systems Enter the Market
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The editors of Lab Manager Magazine and Frost & Sullivan recently conducted a survey to better understand the sequencing end-user base. A total of 79 Lab Manager Magazine readers qualified for the survey as current or future users of sequencing technology, representing research and clinical laboratories, core facilities, sequencing services providers, and major genomes centers globally. This analysis investigates topics such as current and future adoption of sequencing technologies, brand and instrument preferences, outsourcing, laboratory budgets, sequencing utilization, applications, and challenges.

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The editors of Lab Manager Magazine and Frost & Sullivan recently conducted a survey to better understand the sequencing end-user base. A total of 79 Lab Manager Magazine readers qualified for the survey as current or future users of sequencing technology, representing research and clinical laboratories, core facilities, sequencing services providers, and major genomes centers globally. This analysis investigates topics such as current and future adoption of sequencing technologies, brand and instrument preferences, outsourcing, laboratory budgets, sequencing utilization, applications, and challenges.
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Deliverable Type Customer Research
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Author Diana Herrera
Industries Healthcare
WIP Number N952-01-00-00-00
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