Targeted Gene Expression
Obtain a detailed view of your gene expression of interest. Targeted RNA-sequencing enables quantitative and qualitative information of hundreds of specific transcripts from multiple samples in a single sequencing run. Targeted Gene Expression can be useful for neuroscience, immunology and cancer research.
- Running Projects: Expression of clock genes
miRNA & small RNA Analysis
Receive a detailed view of differentially expressed small noncoding RNAs. Small RNA sequencing is a technique to isolate and sequence small RNA species, such as microRNAs, which act in gene silencing and post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression. Small RNA Analysis can be useful in cancer research, biomarker identification and to examine post-transcriptional regulation from multiple samples in one assay
- Running Projects: miRNA-profiling of polyneuropathy patients
Small Genome Sequencing
Get a detailed genomic view of small organisms. Small genome sequencing (≤ 5 Mb) allows investigation of all genes of single bacteria, viruses or other microbes. Sequencing small microbial genomes can be useful for monitoring infectious diseases, molecular epidemiology studies, public health-related food testing and environmental metagenomics.
Targeted Gene Sequencing
Gain a detailed view of your genes of interest. Amplicon-based sequencing is a highly targeted approach that enables to analyze genetic variation of only a subset of genes or genome regions of research interest. Targeted gene sequencing can be useful for genetic disease, cancer and immunology research as well as plant and animal sequencing to analyze hundreds of target genomic regions from multiple samples in one assay.