DNA size selection plays a central role in determining the quality, efficiency, and reproducibility of next-generation sequencing (NGS) libraries. While often discussed as a discrete step, size selection is best understood as part of a continuum that begins with DNA clean up and extends through deliberate shaping of fragment size distributions. Together, these processes determine
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Source: Thermo Fisher Blog