Life in the Lab: A DNA sequencing pipeline

Louise Aigrain is a senior staff scientist, working in DNA Pipelines Research and Development group at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute. In this film she outline all the process involved in sequencing a DNA sample, from receiving a prepared sample to releasing the assembled data to the scientists. She discusses how to working safely and efficiently in the lab as well as how to track samples and carry out quality control checks.
The R & D group develop new and improved methods to sequence DNA samples using a range of different technologies at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute.
This is one of a series of Life in the lab films providing a more in-depth insight to some of the laboratory processes used by different teams at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute. The film has been developed to help support the OCR Cambridge Technical Level 3 in laboratory skills.

[@Ed-qo8zx]

This makes me excited to watch and more proud that I am training to become a bioinformatician

[@sadianasir161]

same as me😂

[@rosacribillero6974]

CONGRATULATIONS

[@zebaperween1287]

my work, proud to be cancer biomedical researcher ❤️

[@akuapipim8219]

When I first learnt about genetics, I fell in love. Knowing that there's so much to the process tha what I read in my textbooks really is mind blowing.

[@_vandana_BT_]

inspiring & so much unknown instruments also present in your lab. In India not much instruments. i feel hungry to work in this lab.

[@sohoorehman2061]

Congratulations. Hope for the best laboratory work.

[@charan7561]

Everything she explained made me remember my high school biology and I kinda love her job

[@ivanpatrick9233]

Really want to work in this kind of job. I just need an opportunity.

[@Cabmax78]

Do you have biomedical scientists working in this lab?

[@mohd.mohseen4748]

awesome madam, do you conduct workshop or training at your prestigious laboratory

[@shokatkhan8364]

Great work

[@ankitapriyadarshini2536]

So much hard work 👏

[@andarn3146]

This is beautiful

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excellent

[@vijayakrishna7342]

Amazing Facilities

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gorgeous to work like these lab she is lucky to get this opportunity in her life

[@binduindira7180]

Ma'am are you a GENETICIST ? How was your journey to your Ambition? Could you please make a video of it... I would like to know about your bsc MSc and other graduation... Anyways congratulations Ma'am

[@ghussainbotany]

Waooo the whole process, video was as i am dreaming is it on this planet....

[@ayushimalaviya8024]

Well !! she looks like katrina kaif....very popular actress

[@GovindPrakash-os1qm]

of course video is about that

[@alejandroaguilar502]

Hey Dr. Louise! I want to create a DNA Sequencing lab in Mexico, can you help us? Regards!

[@jcfox16]

Who are these people that request the genetic material data?

[@arwaih2908]

as usual biophysics are the best

[@dineshnewschannel8599]

arwa ih no its very good

[@5tonyvvvv]

Chemists are proving intelligent design! An intelligent chemist creating life! Purely Mindless unguided natural chemical processes have never produced life from non living matter!

[@Polarcupcheck]

Just go back to snake handling, please.

[@gavincurtis]

5tony, she isnt creating life quite yet. She is replicating blocks of coded data that exist in the form of DNA molecules. The code instruction set must be executed by cellular machinery to decode, animate and make it become what we recognize as life. This lab is merely copying and pasting blocks of software code, duplicating it sufficiently so extremely sensitive cameras can detect the glowing phosphors to read the code from a macro point of view; as we lack the technology that a cell has to read it directly. We know for a fact that computer software does not spontaneously exist or create itself and I will end the topic discussion at that. Interesting analogy. DNA stores data as 1 of 4 values each memory location. NAND FLASH memory in our phones and computers also store data as 1 of 4 values (two binary bits) each memory location. Completely different computing systems, yet data is 1 of 4 per memory location.

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يا نووووم عيني

[@danieldewilson]

What about masks to protect from the risk of contaminating the samples with your own dna/bacteria?

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Good. Mam

[@sarvjeetjee2227]

Thnx you tube to recommend me .

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that's the dream lab

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[@calarzt3453]

Perfect lan

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Lab

[@pradeepdeep271]

Visibility of helix structure is their

[@riyazahamed6587]

I'm here to see her

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7176D

[@ocanter]

Girl has some good looking DNA.

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「コンテンツを調整する必要があります」、

[@sateeshkumargaraga6820]

I am from Biological E .

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مرحبا

[@manishmadhavan587]

Wow.. 😌 Flattered on lady 😘

[@ankitapriyadarshini2536]

You look like BOLLYWOOD actress Katrina kaif 🇮🇳

[@uzar2742]

sister of katrina kaif🙂😍😍

[@noormoustafa5815]

I am student I hope genetik engeener

[@Mr.Rashid.0]

Who is the father of genetics🤔?

[@danielg1680]

Is she French?

[@danielg1680]

@Wellington Franco wait how did you know that

[@bedentist3299]

I think she is German.