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ClickSeq: A Chemically Driven Alternative for RNA and DNA Library Preparation

Discover the molecular foundations and key advantages of ClickSeq, a fragmentation and ligation free method for preparing NGS libraries. This video explains how azide-modified nucleotides and copper-catalyzed click chemistry enable high-fidelity sequencing with minimal artifacts, making it ideal for RNA viruses, transcriptomic studies, and complex genome analyses.

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