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The Inter European Union Reference Laboratories (EURLs) Working Group on Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) involves eight EURLs for microbiological food and feed hazards and has been working since 2017 to promote the adoption of NGS by the National Reference Laboratories (NRLs) in the European Union. This work illustrates the results of the first 5 years of activity. By working together, the EURLs involved have released guidance documents for assisting NRLs in all the steps of NGS, helping the transition from classical molecular methods towards whole genome sequencing while ensuring harmonization, with the final aim of improving preparedness in the use of NGS to characterize microbial hazards and trace the sources of infection.
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next generation sequencing, EURL, Whole Genome Sequencing, capacity building, Short Communications, High-Throughput Nucleotide Sequencing, bioinformatic analysis, capacity building, EURL, Europe, next generation sequencing, NRL, bioinformatic analysis, Europe, European Union, NRL, Laboratories
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