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Direct Methylation Sequencing (dMS) is a bisulfite-free, Oxford Nanopore–based whole-genome sequencing service for cell-free DNA (cfDNA). It uses unbiased nanopore sequencing with proprietary library preparation optimized for short cfDNA fragments to preserve native DNA methylation and other base modifications.
Yes. dMS can be used to analyze genome-wide methylation patterns in circulating DNA fragments from blood or other fluids. It is well suited for tissue-of-origin analysis and liquid biopsy research without the need for targeted panels or prior assumptions.
dMS uniquely combines bisulfite-free, native Oxford Nanopore sequencing with proprietary cfDNA-optimized library preparation to preserve native epigenetic context. Unlike bisulfite- and PCR-based workflows, it analyzes methylation directly from fragmented cfDNA, enabling unbiased, genome-wide detection of methylation and other base modifications for discovery-driven liquid biopsy research.
By avoiding chemical conversion and amplification, dMS minimizes DNA damage and representation bias. This preserves more cfDNA molecules and their methylation signals, enabling sensitive, single-molecule methylation analysis even from low-input or low-abundance samples.