Classic Case
Case Analysis 1 Using Nanopore high-throughput sequencing technology to analyze the mobile resistance genome
results of sewage treatment system:
Nanopore sequencing reads N50 reaches 5.8-10.7Kb, and Illumina assembled contigs N50 is only 1.7Kb.
Nanopore identified 1791 antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) based on reads, while Illumina contigs identified only 316 ARGs.
A large number of sulfonamide resistance genes were observed in the cultures of the water inlet and outlet, which proved that persistent drug resistance was related to plasmids.
Multiple types of ARGs are often located on the same plasmid, and Nanopore can detect multidrug resistance genes that Illumina cannot detect.
References: Che Y , Xia Y , Liu L , et al. Mobile antibiotic resistome in wastewater treatment plants revealed by Nanopore metagenomic sequencing[J]. Microbiome, 2019, 7(1).
Case analysis 2 Using Nanopore sequencing from the microbiome Obtain the bacterial completion map
results:
Fecal samples from 13 individuals assembled 20 circular genomes, including
Prevotella copri and
Cibiobacter sp.
The integrity of the assembled genome of Nanopore is better than that of PacBio, and 7630 gaps of more than 2 bp are obtained by comparing the assembly results of PB to the assembly results of ONT.
The species diversity obtained by Nanopore based on reads is higher, and the Shannon index is higher.
Reference: Eli LM, Dylan GM & Ami SB. Complete, closed bacterial genomes from microbiomes using nanopore sequencing[J]. Nature Biotechnology, 2020.
results:
Fecal samples from 13 individuals assembled 20 circular genomes, including
Prevotella copri and
Cibiobacter sp.
The integrity of the assembled genome of Nanopore is better than that of PacBio, and 7630 gaps of more than 2 bp are obtained by comparing the assembly results of PB to the assembly results of ONT.
The species diversity obtained by Nanopore based on reads is higher, and the Shannon index is higher.
Reference: Eli LM, Dylan GM & Ami SB. Complete, closed bacterial genomes from microbiomes using nanopore sequencing[J]. Nature Biotechnology, 2020.