Normalization in next-generation sequencing (NGS) is the process of equalizing the concentration of DNA libraries for multiplexing. Multiplexing helps maximize the use of the ever-increasing capacity of NGS technology, enabling you to run multiple libraries—often in the thousands—on a single flow cell, and drive down costs. This table summarizes the most common methods for quantitation.

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Common Approaches to NGS Library Prep Quantitation for Normalization

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