Sequencing: Next-Generation

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Next-Generation Sequencing: custom solutions

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Facilities in 7 countries

Over 2,300 employees







More than 850,000 sq. ft.

Forbes “Fastest Growing Technology Company” 2007 & 2009

Added to the NASDAQ-100 listing in 2008

IP portfolio of >235 patents

>1200 R&D staff >400 support personnel

Headquarters in San Diego, CA



Founded in 1998

Illumina at a Glance

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Commercial Mfg/R&D Partners

Illumina Global Headquarters (San Diego, CA)

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Expanded Manufacturing, R&D, Sales, Service & Support

Global Organization

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Serving Many Customers

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To Targeted Validation and Beyond!

To be the leading provider of integrated solutions that advance the understanding of genetics and health

From Genome Wide Discovery!

Innovating for the Future of Genetic Analysis

Our Vision

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Powerful, Flexible, Scalable

Redefining the trajectory of sequencing

Miseq

HiSeq 1500

HiSeq 2500 Most widely adopted NGS platform

Genome Analyzer IIx

Sequencing

Unique combination of sequencing and arrays

HiScanSQ

BeadXpress Accuracy, versatility and flexibility for molecular testing

iScan Speed, quality and versatility for arrays

Arrays

From Genome-Wide Discovery to Targeted Validation and Screening

Gold-standard qPCR made accessible

Eco

qPCR

Illumina Portfolio Overview – Innovation is in our DNA

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GEX Methylation ChIP-Seq Small RNA

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ChIP-Seq

Whole-genome sequencing Metagenomics Targeted resequencing resequencing CNV de novo sequencing

DNA Analysis

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Gene Expression / Regulation

Power and flexibility

Illumina Genomics

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Genetic analysis

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(Barcoding/metagenomics)

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Next Generation Sequencing Instruments

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ABI3730

60,000

Data Equivalence!.

MiSeq

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HiSeq eq 25 2500

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22.9 Mb

Plasmodium falciparum

0.5 Mb 25 Mb 6M tags

All coding exons

RNA, miRNA, ChIP-Seq, etc

3 kb

Targeted region

20 exons

4.6 Mb

Escherichia coli

Target size

4.4 Mb

Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB)

Human

2.8 Mb

Genome size

Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)

Organism

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Workflow

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Image Acquisition

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Single molecule array

Library Preparation

DNA (0.05-1.0 µg)

Illumina Sequencing Workflow

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MiSeq System

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Included On-Instrument: Cluster Generation Paired-End Fluidics Computing for Primary and Secondary Analysis

2007: 2010: 2011: GAMiSeq HiSeq launch, launch, the year 3NGS genomes/run ofin the routine 1st Gb

The World’s Most Widely Adopted Sequencing Technology Just Got Personal

MiSeq – Single Instrument Workflow

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4 Data Analysis

Images Intensities Reads Alignments

Perform sequencing Generate base calls

Hybridize to flow cell Extend hybridized template Perform bridge amplification Prepare flow cell for sequencing

Fragment DNA Repair ends Add A overhang Ligate adapters Purify

3 Sequencing

2 Cluster Generation

1 Library Preparation

Illumina Sequencing Workflow

Plasmid

Library QC

RNA sequencing

ChIP-Seq

Small genome

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Targeted Resequencing

Custom Amplicon

Amplicon Sequencing

Integrated. Optimized. Simplified.

MiSeq: for all you seek

Regulation

Custom Enrichment

De novo sequencing

RNA-Seq

Small RNA sequencing

16S Metagenomics

Resequencing

Clone checking

3Q11

4Q11

2 x 150 bp

Read length

2Q11

~7M

>1.5 Gb

Clusters

Output

1Q12

2Q12

3Q12

4Q12

Faster chemistry Dual surface imaging D

2 x 250 bp

>15M

Clusters Read length

>8 Gb

Output

1Q13

2Q13

3Q13

4Q13

2 x 300 bp

Read length

August 2013

25M

Clusters

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Output

Path towards 15Gb per run; enabling broader range of applications

MiSeq – Continuous Performance Improvements

Output - Gb

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Path towards 15Gb per run; enabling broader range of applications

MiSeq – Continuous Performance Improvements

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HiSeq 2500 Sequencing System

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•  Longer Reads

•  Clustering on-board •  Fast Chemistry

MiSeq

Combining innovation

HiSeq 2500

•  Longer 2x150 reads

•  Rapid turnaround •  Clustering on-board •  Complete walk-away workflow

HiSeq 2500 System

•  Data rate •  TDI scanning •  Larger flow cell

HiSeq 2000

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120Gb in ~1 day 600 million clusters No cBot required

600 Gb in ~10.5 days 3 billion clusters cBot required

1 human genome in a day

Fastest turnaround

5 human genomes in 10.5 days

Highest output

User configurable

Rapid Run Mode

High Output Mode

1 Instrument – 2 Run Modes

Fast turnaround and highest output in a single instrument

HiSeq 2500 Sequencing System

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–  Services already available! –  Commercial kits Q1 2014

Anticipated availability

–  High accuracy from Illumina SBS

Obviates need for long read systems

Complete solution including sample prep, sequencing w/ Illumina systems, cloud-based informatics

–  Novel library prep & analysis algorithm

Proprietary technology for phased synthetic long reads (>10Kb) from short reads

Enabling synthetic read lengths up to 10Kb from Illumina short reads

Acquisition of Moleculo

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Applications

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MiSeq/ HiSeq

Microalgae Natural products

Agricultural

(Barcoding/metagenomics) (Ba ics)

Biodiversity Traceability

Fisheries

Genetic selection Feed traceability

Acquaculture

Marine Biotechnologies

P cs Pharmacogenomics Metagenomics

Genetic engineering G ng

Medical

Natural products

New enzymes

Industry

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From DNA to sequencing-ready library in as little as 90min

Sequencing’s fastest and easiest sample prep

NexteraXT DNA Sample Preparation Kit

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Step 1: Tagmentation of template DNA

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Step 2: PCR to add adapters and indices

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Step 3: Cleanup and Sequence

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Quant in triplicate with qPCR Manually dilute and pool

5 µl of each desired library

Calculate dilutions

Nextera XT sample pooling is as simple as pipetting 5 µl!

Bead-based Normalization: Bind, Wash, Elute

Completed libraries, range of yields

13.5%

15.8%

Pool A

15.5%

18.2%

Pool B

Index CV for 20-sample pools

No library quantification or qPCR is required – go straight to MiSeq!

Sample Normalization is included

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100ng-5 µg

Nexter a

1 or 50 ng

Streamlined Library Preparation

98% of genome with average coverage of 30x

5.4 million reads yielded 175Mb of data which aligned to ATCC10987 with mismatch rate of 0.06%

Resequencing of 5.2Mb B. cereus in a single workday

MiSeq Applications Small Genome Resequencing

*1x36bp

Align to reference/Call SNPs 2 hours On Board Instrument

Clustering + Sequencing 4.5 hours (20 mins hands on)

(15-30 min hands on)

gDNA Prep ! Library 1.5 hours

Desired coverage 30X

4.5Gb of sequencing (2x150bp)

Indicative costs:





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Genome size: 50Mb

–  4*40=160€ –  780€ –  313€/genome

Resequencing of 3 algae strains

MiSeq Applications Small Genome Resequencing

Align to reference/Call SNPs >2 hours On Board Instrument

Clustering + Sequencing 24 hours (20 mins hands on)

(15-30 min hands on)

gDNA Prep ! Library 1.5 hours

For 40Research Use Only

RNA seq

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