The Chinese government took its economic sanctions against San Diego-based Illumina a step further Tuesday by banning the gene-sequencing company from importing its machines to the country. It’s part ...

The San Diego company also lowered its financial guidance for 2025 in response to China’s import restrictions.

Beijing banned imports of Illumina’s gene-sequencing machines in response to U.S. tariffs.

Illumina’s NGS sequencers are used to sequence DNA or RNA samples and use a technology known as sequencing by synthesis (SBS) to enhance DNA short-read sequence generation. According to a GlobalData ...

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Single-cell RNA sequencing has established itself as one ... He will also describe how Illumina’s particle-templated instant partition sequencing (PIP-seq) technology was crucial for identifying ...

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The import ban on Illumina's NGS sequencers follows its placement on China's Ministry of Commerce's (MOFCOM) ‘Unreliable Entity List’ last month. Image credit: JHVEPhoto via Shutterstock.