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Conventional intrinsic NGS error rates range between 0.1 and 1% (Phred quality score of 2030) (1, 11) depending on the sequencing platform, the GC content of the target regions (12), and the fragment length, as shown in Illumina paired-end sequencing (13).
We obtained successful NGS results in 95.9% of cases. Out of 481 FF biopsies, 262 tissue samples were from lung, and the mean fragment size was 2.4 mm. Compared to lung, GI tract tumor fragments showed a significantly lower DNA extraction failure rate (2.1 % versus 6.1%, p = 0.04).
Among NGS platforms, the accuracy of the original base data obtained by SOLiD platform is greater than 99.94%, though accuracy can reach 99.999% with the sequencing depth of 15, which is the highest accuracy in NGS platforms (Ronchi et al., 2012).
Although many aspects of sequencing have been improved, compared with Sanger sequencing, low accuracy and short sequencing read length continues to be problems. NGS platforms cannot generally be used to detect rare variants because of the associated high error rate.
NGS enables exact tumor diagnosis and prognosis, highlights which targeted therapies are necessary and helps cancer patients receive specialized care. An overview of NGS research on solid cancer is presented below, highlighting the key advantages and drawbacks of the molecular approach in cancer diagnosis.
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Next-generation sequencing has the ability to revolutionize almost all fields of biological science. It has drastically reduced the cost of sequencing. This allows us to study the whole genome or part of the genome to understand how the cellular functions are governed by the genetic code.
The limitations of NGS in clinical microbiology include unclear antibiotic resistance, inability to detect which pathogen is causing disease, costs, and unknown clinical utility.
Precision medicine seeks to use genomic data to help provide the right treatment to the right patient at the right time. Next-generation sequencing technology allows for the rapid and accurate sequencing of many genes at once.

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