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2024 ASM Conference on Rapid Applied Microbial Next-Generation Sequencing and Bioinformatic Pipelines (ASM NGS)

Hyatt Regency, Washington, DC

October 13, 2024 - October 16, 2024

ATCC will be attending ASM NGS 2024 to showcase our standardized sequencing, assembly, and annotation pipeline for producing authenticated reference-quality genomes traceable to the microorganisms in our collection. Be sure to stop by our table at the event to learn about our workflows and to get the details on how to access our reference-quality data through the ATCC Genome Portal.

Would you like to speak to our sequencing and bioinformatics team about our data? Contact us so we can discuss your needs.

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Discover the ATCC Genome Portal

The ATCC Genome Portal is a rapidly growing ISO 9001–compliant database of high-quality reference genomes from authenticated microbial strains in the ATCC collection. Through this cloud-based platform, you can easily access and download meticulously curated whole-genome sequences. By becoming a Supporting Member of the ATCC Genome Portal, you can experience all the benefits the portal has to offer in addition to exclusive access to our premium features. 

  • Access and download meticulously curated whole-genome sequences from your browser or our secure API.
  • Search for nucleotide sequences or genes within genomes.
  • View genome assembly metadata and quality metrics.
  • Identify the relatedness of published genomes by total genome alignment.
  • Use our Discrepancy Reports to align your sequencing data with our reference-quality genomes to evaluate SNPs, indels, deletions, and other genetic differences.

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