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▪ Websites
- Reportage of press-releases, papers and announcements from the world of next-generation DNA sequencing www.genomeweb.com
- Comprehensive list of publications demonstrating the application of ‘next-generation‘ DNA sequencing – in this case on the Illumina platform which has the highest and most diverse publication base www.illumina.com/publications/
- Comprehensive list of publications highlighting applications done on the 454 platform, the second position holder at the time of publication – distinct in that the read lengths are longer than Illumina although data throughput is lower www.454.com/publications-and-resources/publications.asp
- Website of the Welcome Trust Sanger Institute Informatics group, showing live graphs of their sequencing facility‘s output and data quality, collated from all of their Illumina systems which number approximately 50 at the time of publication www.sanger.ac.uk/Teams/Team117/
- Oxford Nanopore Technologies website. An example of a company developing a third-generation DNA sequencer based on single molecules and targeting a sub US$1000 human genome www.nanoporetech.com
- Thousand Genomes website, probably the largest single human genome sequencing consortium with the largest amount of publicly accessible data www.1000genomes.org/page.php
- Website for the ‘findpeaks‘ software: an example of a method for identifying histone modified sites on DNA after next-generation sequencing www.bcgsc.ca/platform/bioinfo/software/findpeaks
- Project site for the Human Epigenome www.epigenome.org/
▪ Patent
- Milton J, Wu X, Smith M et al.: Modified nucleotides. World Intellectual Property Organization WO/2004/018497 (2004).