<p>Can someone help me with comparing the cost per run of Illumina, PacBio and Nanopore sequencing technologies?</p>

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2021-06-18T11:13:59.007Z
Voted to keep open. I honestly think, although it's a wide question, it's essential for planning of any genomics project and it's not like these comparisons don't exist!
Kamil S Jaron
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2021-06-19T11:54:16.413Z
Could you please add more context to this, or narrow your question? Searching Google Scholar for [illumina nanopore pacbio](https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=illumina%20pacbio%20nanopore) turns up *thousands* of comparative results papers, and StackExchange doesn't work well with thousands of answers.
gringer
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2021-06-21T16:23:05.000Z
You don't think that the kind of experiment you want to run is at all relevant?
swbarnes2
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2021-06-24T00:52:19.973Z
voted to keep open, agree with Kamil S Jaron. This is information that is often intentionally obscured to the consumer by sequencing providers, but is essential for anyone trying to plan. compiling information is important for the community.
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Illumina vs PacBio vs Nanopore price
# Illumina vs PacBio vs Nanopore price

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-06-17)

Can someone help me with comparing the cost per run of Illumina, PacBio and Nanopore sequencing technologies?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Voted to keep open. I honestly think, although it's a wide question, it's essential for planning of any genomics project and it's not like these comparisons don't exist!  
> **username_2**: Could you please add more context to this, or narrow your question? Searching Google Scholar for [illumina nanopore pacbio](https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=illumina%20pacbio%20nanopore) turns up *thousands* of comparative results papers, and StackExchange doesn't work well with thousands of answers.  
> **username_3**: You don't think that the kind of experiment you want to run is at all relevant?  
> **username_4**: voted to keep open, agree with Kamil S Jaron. This is information that is often intentionally obscured to the consumer by sequencing providers, but is essential for anyone trying to plan. compiling information is important for the community.  

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