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Revision as of 12:54, 27 June 2026

Principle of nanopore sequencing. Source: Wikimedia Commons, DBCLS, CC BY 4.0.
Welcome to Nanopore Wiki
A knowledge base and science outreach site for nanopore technology, nanopore sequencing, single-molecule sensing, bioinformatics workflows, instruments, and frontier research.

Start Here

Nanopores are nanoscale pores that can be used to observe molecules through changes in electrical current, ion flow, or other measurable signals. This makes them useful for sequencing, molecular sensing, and real-time analysis.

Latest Progress

  • 2026-06-27 - Nanopore Wiki homepage launched with a portal-style layout for tracking nanopore technology, sequencing, tools, and research progress.


Research Topics

Tools and Workflows

Applications

  • Public health surveillance
  • Clinical and pathogen genomics
  • Agriculture and food safety
  • Environmental monitoring
  • Microbiome and metagenomics
  • Structural variant analysis

Contribute

Add new pages, improve definitions, summarize recent papers, and keep methods pages up to date. For new progress items, edit Latest Progress so the homepage updates automatically.

References