Revio long-read sequencing: Looking back on year one @PacificBiosciences
Revio long-read sequencing: Looking back on year one  @PacificBiosciences
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Dive into the remarkable journey of the Revio long-read sequencer since its announcement at ASHG in October of 2023. This video is a celebration of milestones and an exploration of how Revio is reshaping the landscape of genomic sequencing.

Over the past year, the Revio sequencer has been installed in over 125 labs worldwide, marking a significant leap in HiFi sequencing capabilities. It has outperformed its predecessors, like the Sequel II, in terms of yield and efficiency, and what this means for the future of genomic research.

Our journey includes firsthand accounts from scientists and researchers who have witnessed the transformative impact of Revio in their work. From drastically reducing sequencing queues to achieving unprecedented HiFi data outputs, these testimonials highlight the real-world implications of this technological advancement.

But what does this all mean for the field of genomics and beyond? Revio enhances our understanding of complete genomes, genomic phasing, native epigenetics, and the analysis of repetitive regions.

As we look to the future, we emphasize the potential of the Revio sequencer in driving forward human health research. This video is a call to action for researchers and enthusiasts alike to be a part of this exciting journey.

Join us as we celebrate the achievements of the past year and look forward to the possibilities that Revio brings to tomorrow's genomic research.

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Revio long-read sequencing: Looking back on year one

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