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Great event in London with INOREVIA team!

A must-read article by SEQanswers in case you missed it this summer, to explore the different library preparation techniques and their impact on transcriptomic research. "Sequencing mRNA provides a snapshot of cellular activity, allowing researchers to study the dynamics of cellular processes, compare gene expression across different tissue types, and gain insights into the mechanisms of complex diseases", as introduced in the article. Thanks to Benjamin Atha for including us in this comprehensive article on transcriptomics, with a focus on mRNA prep tools. This editorial is full of insights from experts about the latest strategies driving advancements in the field : overview of the methodologies, recommendations for deciding which approach to use, optimization strategies, evolution of mRNA library prep and future perspectives, fueled by a growing need to reduce the required input material, especially for rare samples and single-cell studies. I’m really proud of the contribution from INOREVIA Application Development lead, Sebastian Aguilar Pierlé, who is both expert and passionate about the subject! Alongside Emily Leproust from Twist Bioscience, Evan Janzen and Chen Song from New England Biolabs #sequencing

My career in science has always been tied to the evolution of massively parallel sequencing technologies. Particularly to transcriptomics. From the exciting first trials on pyrosequencing platforms to the current vertiginous increments in resolution, I have always felt privileged to have access to these tools. Rendering them accessible to answer scientific questions is now part of my job description at INOREVIA and one of my most fulfilling tasks. I invite you all to read this wonderful editorial that I was lucky enough to contribute to. It provides a very nice overview on the different mRNA prep tools available and how to put them to good use. Cheers

L'équipe d’INOREVIA est ravie d’accompagner le GCS SeqOIA dans son activité, avec l’installation de la technologie Magelia au sein des laboratoires du site Broussais.

[TRACES ADN] [FRANCE GÉNOMIQUE] 👩🏫 À l’occasion de l’assemblée générale du réseau France Génomique, la capitaine Amel L. a présenté les résultats d’une étude réalisée dans le cadre de son travail de doctorat au Centre national de recherche en Génomique humaine (#CNRGH), en collaboration avec la Division criminalistique biologie génétique de l’IRCGN - Institut de Recherche Criminelle de la Gendarmerie Nationale et la société française INOREVIA. ➡ Cette étude a permis de générer des profils génétiques à partir de traces d’ADN en quantités inférieures à ce qui est exploitable avec les méthodes standards. Cela ouvre la possibilité d’obtenir un profil génétique exploitable même dans les cas complexes. 🇫🇷 France Génomique rassemble et mutualise les ressources des plates-formes françaises de génomique et de bio-informatique les plus performantes. Son ambition est de maintenir la recherche française au plus haut niveau de compétitivité et de performance dans la production et l’analyse des données de génomique. Ces réunions favorisent les échanges entre les membres du réseau, en particulier sur des enjeux partagés comme le traitement des échantillons difficiles. 💡 Les résultats très innovants de cette collaboration sont en cours de publication. À suivre…  #SciencesForensiques #ADN #Forensics #DNA #Innovation #ForensicScience #Genomics Sebastian Aguilar Pierlé Camille Soucies Joseph S. Deepanjan Ghosh, Ph.D. Julien Autebert Amel Bendali

We are excited to announce our collaboration with INOREVIA! Together we will develop automated workflows designed to maximize data quality by preparation of sequence-ready libraries from challenging samples using NEBNext® library preparation reagents for use on Inorevia's Magelia® automation platform. https://lnkd.in/ea2SdGEb

“Squeezing water out of stone”… a perfect metaphor to summarize what Inorevia technology enables for genomics (and other omics) applications! thanks Andrew ;-) I’m very proud to announce our collaboration with New England Biolabs to develop automated workflows to maximize data quality by preparation of sequence-ready libraries from challenging samples using NEBNext® library preparation reagents on INOREVIA’s Magelia® automation platform. Preparing high-quality libraries for sequencing analysis from challenging samples, including those derived from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissue, poses several challenges to the production of high-quality sequencing data. “Inorevia’s unique approach provides opportunities to enhance the performance of enzymatic reactions, driving efficiency on a molecular level, with reduced sample loss. We’re excited about the potential of combining NEB’s unique and highly optimized solutions for library preparation with the Magelia® platform to accomplish science that would otherwise be unattainable”, comments Fiona Stewart, Ph.D., Associate Director, NEBNext Portfolio Management at NEB Innovation is at the core of everything NEB teams do, and since our first discussions we felt our companies were a perfect match in terms of vision. This proved to be also a great fit in terms of collaboration between our teams. I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank Eric Beguec, Nicolas Doll, Stéphanie GOURVENNEC and their colleagues from New England Biolabs France, as well as Andy Bertera, Fiona Stewart, Andrew Barry, Pingfang Liu, Brad Langhorst, Kit (Keerthana) Krishnan, Margaret (Maggie) Heider and their colleagues from New England Biolabs. And of course, a warm thank you to all of Inorevia team, who is always very dedicated and focused on getting the most out of any sample! It’s been great to collaborate with you all. Many great projects yet to come! Julien Autebert Sebastian Aguilar Pierlé Camille Soucies New England Biolabs GmbH New England Biolabs UK #genomics #sequencing

👏 Merci à Corinne Blugeon et Salomé Brunon pour leur présentation des résultats de leurs tests RNA-seq low-input sur le robot Magelia d'INOREVIA 👏 GenomiqueENS France Génomique #AGFG2024

[ESHG] [Great Science] "Kindness, Collaboration, Persistence" are the core values shared by Dr Cecilia Lindgren and Dr James Lupski, that resonated throughout their fascinating talks for the ESHG Award Lecture and Mendel Lecture respectively. Understanding molecular mechanisms for a comprehensive approach of phenotypes is a common mission these great researchers share. Top-level science, great interactions with the attendees: #ESHG 2024 meeting was a fruitful event, and we look forward to the next one in Milan! #genomics #precisionmedicine #oncology #innovation Ouerdia Maskri Sebastian Aguilar Pierlé Julien Autebert INOREVIA

[ESHG] Day 2 Great first day at #ESHG24 in Berlin, with meetings and discussions with talented scientists And a fascinating scientific program as always! Come and meet INOREVIA team at booth #324. We'll be glad to support you in getting the most out of your samples! #genomics #sequencing #oncology #precisionmedicine Ouerdia Maskri Sebastian Aguilar Pierlé Julien Autebert