# Nanopore
### Select 'Nanopore'
Single-end (unassembled genome isolate)
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For storing DNA sequencing reads from a nanopore sequencing run, where each read is represented by two or three lines of data, including the sequence, quality scores, and optionally, additional metadata.
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Compressed
Several 16S sequences can be uploaded simultaneously as multiple text files or by a single multi-FASTA text file.
## FASTA upload
### Upload FASTA file samples
Upload your sample sequence files by dragging them into the ‘Upload’ box or by clicking the \[+] icon and navigating to the directory of your sequences for upload.
### Proceed with upload
After your files have been uploaded, you can proceed with processing each sample by selecting the blue ‘Upload’ box.
### EzBioCloud takes it from here
EzBioCloud's 16S Identification tool will search its 16S database for the closest matches to each sample.
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The status bar will indicate when your sample report is ready in no time.
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Once your sample has been processed, it will remain under your 16S Identification list.
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## Text upload
Batch Upload is also possible using text format.
### Upload text format samples
Alternatively, you can directly upload sequences text by selecting ‘Upload in text’ format and inserting the sequences.
### Paste multiple sequences
Copy and paste the 16S rRNA sequences text into the 'Sequence...' box in FASTA format text and select 'Next'.
### Proceed with upload
Select the blue 'Upload' box.
Once your samples have been processed, they will remain under your 16S Identification list.
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## Explore your sample report
Select the PDF option under the ‘Report’ column for an in-depth analysis of your sample. This includes species-to-strain identification, AMR genes, VIR factors, coverage, top hits (matches), and a phylogenetic tree
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