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EDITOR’S NOTE Welcome

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une has been a month of focused learning and knowledge sharing at Genotypic Technology, with impactful talks, dedicated training sessions, and engaging webinars. Each event reflected our commitment to building a stronger research community through expertise and open dialogue.

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OXFORD NANOPORE TRAINING AT

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AIIMS,

powering Genomics Research with Long-Reads

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une 3, 2025, Genotypic Technology conducted an s t ul Oxford Nanopore sequencing training session at AIIMS Guwahati, guiding participants through the latest advancements in genomics sequencing. The session featured hands-on demonstrations and expert-led discussions, offering attendees a deep dive into real-time, long-read sequencing workflows. Participants explored practical approaches to sample preparation, data generation, and analysis—gaining exposure to the full sequencing workflow and its applications in research and diagnostics. n J

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STRENGTHENING CLINICAL GENOMICS WITH OXFORD NANOPORE SEQUENCING

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une 21, 2025, Genotypic Technology conducted an Sessions highlighted clinical applications in oncology pth hands-on workshop on Oxford Nanopore and genetic disorders, showcasing use cases in cancer Sequencing in collaboration with the Gene Health genomics, rare variant detection, and inherited disease analysis.

Real-time data interpretation and analysis Laboratory, RC Pune, MUHS. With over two decades of e x e r ci s e s f urt he r e qu i pp ed a tt endee s w i t h pr actical genomics expertise, Genotypic remains committed to supporting the growing community of researchers and skills for confident decision-making in both research and clinicians adopting long-read sequencing for impactful clinical settings. As the Authorized Channel Partner of Oxford Nanopore Technologies in India, Genotypic applications. Participants engaged in end-to-end, sample-todata workflows using the Oxford Nanopore PromethION Technology continues to enable access, knowledge, and outcomes for India’s genomics community. platform. n J

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une 23, 2025, Genotypic Technology successfully Participants explored the complete NGS workflow, from stalled the Oxford Nanopore Technologies library preparation to real-time data analysis with PromethION 2 Solo system, seamlessly integrated with Commander NGS, unlocking new possibilities for its proprietary Compute System and Commander NGS genomics discovery and crop improvement. platform, at ICAR–Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), This initiative reflects Genotypic’s commitment to New Delhi. Researchers received dedicated hands-on training supp o rt ing India ’ s agricultural research community with in long-read sequencing using the powerful PromethION platform—ideally suited for large-scale agricultural genomics, cutting-edge sequencing solutions and expert training. plant pathogen studies, and precision breeding programs. n J

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WEBINAR ON EPIGENETICS IN

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r Sudha N Rao, Co-founder & Executive Director of Dr. Rao shared compelling insights on the role of Genotypic Technology, was invited as a panelist in the epigenetics in preventive healthcare, drawing global webinar “Epigenetics in Everyday Life: The Key to connections between cutting-edge research and realworld applications. By contributing to such timely Healthy Aging” held on June 25, 2025. The session brought together leading voices in the field to explore how everyday conversations, Genotypic continues to support knowledge-driven dialogue at the intersection of factors such as lifestyle and environment can influence gene genomic s , aging , and pu blic heal t h . expression and the biology of aging.

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–CENTRAL POTATO

TRAINING AT ICAR

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n June 27, 2025, Genotypic Technology successfully By enabling detailed genomic insights, the training aims trained students and researchers at ICAR–Central to support breakthroughs in pathogen detection, Potato Research Institute using the Oxford Nanopore breeding programs, and trait discovery.

Technologies PromethION 2 Solo platform. The hands-on session showcased the power of high-throughput, real-time The session concluded with an interactive Q&A, leaving sequencing for advancing potato genomics and crop science. researchers inspired and equipped to integrate LongRead sequencing into their future studies.

Participants explored the complete workflow, gaining practical experience with the speed, scalability, and accuracy of the PromethION 2 Solo system.

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BUILDING EXPERTISE IN HUMAN

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6-Day Oxford Nanopore Workshop at Bright Lab

rom June 23 to 28, 2025, Genotypic Technology The workshop emphasized real-world workflows, ucted an intensive six-day hands-on workshop on providing in-depth guidance from sample preparation to Oxford Nanopore Sequencing for researchers from data analysis. As the Authorized distributor of Oxford Nanopore Technologies in India, Genotypic remains Banaras Hindu University (BHU) at its exclusive R&D facility, committed to delivering cutting-edge sequencing Bright Lab. Participants gained practical experience in Whole solutions and expert training through its dedicated Field Genome Sequencing (WGS) of human DNA for methylation A pplication Scientist (FAS) team—empowering analysis, adaptive sampling techniques, and oncology-focused researchers to achieve their goals and drive the next library preparation using custom oncopanels developed by generation of genomic discoveries.

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June 30, 2025, Genotypic Technology led an Participants explored innovative applications and data s t ul Oxford Nanopore sequencing training session interpretation strategies, fostering an environment of at the Translational Health Science and Technology learning, curiosity, and collaboration.

Institute (THSTI), guiding participants through the latest By delivering cutting-edge training to leading research advancements in genome sequencing. The hands-on session institutes, Genotypic continues its mission of equipping featured live demonstrations and expert-led discussions, India ’s scientific community with the knowledge and giving attendees practical experience with real-time, long-read tools to drive meaningful genomic discoveries. sequencing workflows. n

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