How many sequencing reactions are needed per sample?

Sequencing
- For
every sample with a positive 16S PCR, there are two sequencing reactions based
on two sequencing primers, SeqGN16 and SeqGP16. This allows the
identification of up to two pathogens, mainly separated into Gram-negative and
Gram-positive pathogens. But both sequencing primers
show exceptions, a few Gram-negative species will be detected by the SeqGP16, and some Gram-positive species
will be detected by the SeqGN16. The
exceptions of the sequencing primers are listed here.
- For
every sample with a positive 18S PCR, SeqYeast18 is used for sequencing.