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duet evoC

Resolve genetics, and complete epigenetics on the same molecule.

duet evoC delivers genetics, 5mC and 5hmC as distinct signals from a single sample, across gDNA, FFPE and cfDNA, revealing biology that combined-readout methods miss.

Accurate genetic and complete epigenetic insights from the same sample

Accurate genetic and complete epigenetic insights from the same sample

Disease biology is shaped by both genetic variation and epigenetic regulation. Resolving genetics, 5mC and 5hmC independently, provides a higher-definition view of biological function and change.

duet evoC is designed to bring those pieces together. duet's hairpin architecture preserves confident genetic variant detection and independently resolves 5mC and 5hmC from the same molecules, in a single workflow, across gDNA, FFPE and cfDNA.

The result is integrated genetic and complete epigenetic insight from one sample, without the compromises of running separate assays or the need to combine multiple 5mC and 5hmC workflows into a single measurement.

Why choose duet evoC?

01

Genetics, 5mC and 5hmC, resolved

6 bases from a single molecule, each able to reveal biology on its own, and far more powerful together, with 5mC and 5hmC read independently rather than combined.

02

High-quality sensitivity and specificity

Read 5mC and 5hmC as distinct signals, each at high sensitivity and specificity, revealing powerful biomarkers and regulatory biology that other methods cannot separate.

03

High-confidence genetic variant detection

duet's hairpin approach copies and retains the original genetic sequence before conversion, delivering confident C>T variant detection, including low-frequency variants, while resolving methylation from the same molecule.

04

One workflow, every sample type

Generate integrated multiomic data from gDNA, FFPE and cfDNA using a single workflow, rather than maintaining separate assays for different sample types.

05

No harsh chemistry

duet uses a gentle enzymatic workflow, with no bisulfite and no harsh chemical conversion that degrades and destroys DNA before you can read it.

06

Built-in error correction

Because duet reads both the original and copy strands, its read-resolution software flags implausible strand pairings as an N, filtering out sequencing and PCR errors that traditional methods carry through.

Performance data


Resolve 5mC and 5hmC and unmodified cytosine independently

duet evoC resolves all 3 states of cytosine independently, distinguishing biologically distinct signals that other approaches combine into one measurement. Combining them into a single modC readout can hide real regulatory biology.

Genome-wide percentage of cytosine states at CpGs in cerebellum tissue

The genome-wide percentage of cytosine states at CpGs in cerebellum tissue, independently reported by duet evoC as unmodified cytosine (C), 5mC and 5hmC.

Why it matters: Distinguish activation (5hmC) from suppression (5mC) through independently resolved methylation patterns.

High-quality methylation: sensitivity and specificity

High sensitivity and specificity reduce false-positive methylation calls and missed events, helping researchers focus on real biological signal rather than analytical noise.

Why it matters: Stronger data quality supports stronger biological conclusions.

High-confidence genetic variant detection

duet evoC delivers SNP calling accuracy comparable to leading genetic sequencing approaches while simultaneously generating epigenetic data, including confident detection of C>T mutations.

Germline variant calling performance sequencing NA12878 at 30x coverage

Germline variant calling performance when sequencing NA12878 at 30x coverage

Why it matters: Preserve genetic insight while adding epigenetic context, with no compromise between genetic and epigenetic data quality.

Software included, analysis on your terms

Every duet evoC kit includes the duet software pipeline and modality XPLR, taking you from raw reads to resolved genetics and methylation without assembling your own pipeline. Run it on a workstation, your HPC or the cloud, and explore multiomic results with no dedicated bioinformatician required. Analysis tools come standard, and your data stays yours.

duet workflow
Why it matters: Get to biological insight faster, on your own infrastructure, with no custom pipeline to build and no data lock-in.

Applications

duet evoC supports research requiring integrated genetic and epigenetic analysis across sample types.

  • Aging studies
  • Allele-specific methylation analysis
  • Biomarker discovery
  • Cancer research
  • Differential methylation analysis
  • Epigenotyping
  • Fragmentomics
  • Liquid biopsy (cfDNA/ctDNA) studies
  • Minimal residual disease (MRD) assay development
  • Multi-cancer early detection (MCED) assay development
  • Neurodegenerative research
  • Neuroscience and developmental biology
  • Population studies, including epigenome-wide association studies (EWAS)
  • Simultaneous detection of genetic variants and methylation
  • Tumor profiling, including FFPE
  • Whole-genome or targeted methylation sequencing

Ordering information

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Catalog number Product name Product description
6205 duet evoC 8x reaction duet evoC assay, duet software, modality XPLR for pre and post-sequencing workflows for 8 reactions
6206 duet evoC 24x reaction duet evoC assay, duet software, modality XPLR for pre and post-sequencing workflows for 24 reactions
4103 UDI 8x reactions Unique dual indices for 8 reactions
4102 UDI 24x reactions Unique dual indices for 24 reactions
4104 UDI 96x reactions Unique dual indices for 96 reactions
Specifications
Sample types gDNA, FFPE, cfDNA
Input requirements 10–80 ng gDNA; 5–30 ng cfDNA
Sequencing compatibility Standard short-read sequencing platforms
Analysis duet software + modality XPLR

Software outputs • Resolved FASTQ • 6-base BAM • VCF (germline variant calls) • QC reports • Allele specific methylation file • Zarr datastore (6-base methylation)

FAQs

What is duet evoC?
duet evoC is a multiomic sequencing workflow that combines library preparation, sequencing analysis and multiomic interpretation to deliver genetics, 5mC and 5hmC from the same sample.
What sample types are supported?
gDNA, FFPE and cfDNA. Recommended inputs are 10–80 ng gDNA and 5–30 ng cfDNA.
What is the difference between 5mC and 5hmC, and why resolve them?
5mC and 5hmC are distinct DNA modifications with different biological roles. Many workflows combine them into a single signal which can mask biological information; duet evoC measures them independently, revealing regulatory biology and biomarkers hidden in a combined readout.
How does duet evoC resolve 5mC and 5hmC without sacrificing genetic accuracy?
duet's hairpin adapter creates a complementary copy of each fragment's genetic sequence before conversion. Reading both strands lets duet reconstruct the original base, preserving C>T detection, while independently resolving 5mC and 5hmC, and flag errors as an N. Conversion-only methods do not reconstruct the original sequence this way.
How is duet evoC different from duet 6-base mosaic?
duet evoC is the multi-sample-type workflow for gDNA, FFPE and cfDNA, ideal for discovery and translational research. duet 6-base mosaic is optimized specifically for cfDNA and precious low-input liquid biopsy samples, using a single-stranded workflow to recover more molecules and preserve native fragmentomic information. Both deliver the same resolved 6-base biology and share the same analysis stack.
Does duet evoC include quality controls?
Yes. Integrated methylation controls ship with every kit, so you can confirm conversion performance and data quality in every run.
What is the 6-base genome?
The four canonical DNA bases together with 5mC and 5hmC, measured independently, enabling integrated genetic and epigenetic analysis from the same sample.
How is 6-base sequencing different from standard methylation sequencing?
Standard methylation sequencing often combines or indirectly infers modification states. duet 6-base sequencing resolves genetics, 5mC and 5hmC from the same sample, giving researchers a clearer view of regulatory biology.
What software is included?
The duet software pipeline plus modality XPLR for biological QC, visualization and multiomic data exploration.
What file formats are generated?
Resolved FASTQ, 6-base BAM, VCF, QC reports and a Zarr datastore for downstream multiomic analysis.
Can I analyze data in my own environment?
Yes. The software supports workstation, HPC and cloud deployments and produces community-standard file outputs.

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