Description
Overview
MiSeq i100 Series Reagent Kits deliver flexible, efficient, and sustainable workflows.
Key features
5M-100M reads and 1.5 Gb to 30 Gb of highly accurate and reliable data per run enabling user to scale sample throughput and perform deeper sequencing
100-, 300-, 600-, and 1000-cycle kits to support a wide range of applications – including small whole genome sequencing, targeted gene sequencing, transcriptomics, and library QC
These kits offer streamlined, load-and go reagents and room temperature shipping and storage. This innovation removes the requirement for cold chain logistics and freezer storage, delivering remarkable benefits in sustainability and user experience. Increase sample turnaround time and reduce run inconsistencies by eliminating thawing.
The MiSeq i100 Series is powered by XLEAP-SBS chemistry, our fastest, most robust, and highest-quality sequencing by synthesis (SBS) chemistry. It provides significant improvements in stability, speed, and performance across Illumina kits, delivering higher confidence in generated data and expediting project completion.
How does the MiSeq i100 integrated cartridge simplify sequencing?
The MiSeq i100 Series Reagent Kits use integrated cartridges that include sequencing reagents and the flow cell, simplifying library loading and improving efficiency throughout the sequencing run helping minimize errors. Easy maintenance with cartridge-based fluidics minimizes cross-contamination between samples and runs.
How long does a run on the MiSeq i100 Series take?
The MiSeq i100 Series has multiple reagent configurations supporting a variety of applications and sample throughputs. Each configuration will have different run times. Run times range from ~4-24 hr.
See the MiSeq i100 Series specifications for more information.
How many reads does the MiSeq i100 Series generate per run?
The MiSeq i100 Series can generate up to 100M single reads and 200M paired-end reads, depending on the flow cell type.
See the MiSeq i100 Series specifications for more information.
How many flow cell types are offered for the MiSeq i100 Series?
The MiSeq i100 Series offers up to 11 configurations with four flow cell types. The 5M and 25M flow cells are available on the MiSeq i100 System; the 5M, 25M, 50M, and 100M flow cells are available on the MiSeq i100 Plus System.
See the MiSeq i100 Series specifications for more information.
What are the differences between the MiSeq i100 and MiSeq i100 Plus Systems?
The MiSeq i100 System is a lower cost instrument that runs 5M and 25M flow cells to support lower data output and sample throughputs. The MiSeq i100 Plus System accesses a wider range of throughputs with 5M, 25M, 50M, and 100M flow cells for more sequencing per sample and larger studies.
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