There isn't one specific "other name" for third-generation sequencing (TGS). It's generally referred to as "long-read sequencing" or "single-molecule sequencing". These terms emphasize the key features of TGS, which are its ability to read long DNA fragments and its ability to analyze individual DNA molecules.

However, you might encounter other terms like:

* Next-generation sequencing (NGS) - This term is often used broadly for all high-throughput sequencing technologies, including TGS.

* High-throughput sequencing (HTS) - Similar to NGS, this term is used to encompass various sequencing technologies.

* Single-molecule real-time sequencing (SMRT) - This is a specific type of TGS technology developed by Pacific Biosciences.

* Nanopore sequencing - This is another specific type of TGS technology developed by Oxford Nanopore Technologies.

While these terms are used in the field, "long-read sequencing" and "single-molecule sequencing" are the most common and comprehensive names for TGS.