Real-time sequencing

Real-time sequencing is a modern genetic analysis method that allows scientists to read DNA sequences quickly as they are being produced. Unlike traditional sequencing, which processes samples in batches, real-time sequencing generates data continuously, enabling faster insights into genetic information. This approach uses specialized technology to detect changes in electrical signals or fluorescent signals as DNA fragments pass through a sensor, allowing for immediate analysis. It has applications in various fields, including medicine, research, and environmental science, facilitating rapid responses in areas like disease diagnosis and personalized medicine.