Infographic: Sanger sequencing vs NGS
Both Sanger sequencing and next-generation sequencing (NGS) are powerful tools for genomic analysis that are commonplace in labs around the world. Choosing the best technique is important and will vary depending on a variety of factors including sample type, number of targets and level of detection required.
Download this infographic to compare Sanger sequencing and NGS and discover when to use each technique.
Discover:
- The differences between the two techniques
- When to use each technique
- Important applications of each technique
Illustration by Hannah Morton.
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