We are looking at a small pilot project, 50-100 exomes (we prefer Illumina based core). Already have some exp with OtoGenetics but their SureSelect capture based option seems pricey. Anyone ? Thanks (not sure if that is the right category to ask for it but....)
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Originally posted by memento View PostWe are looking at a small pilot project, 50-100 exomes (we prefer Illumina based core). Already have some exp with OtoGenetics but their SureSelect capture based option seems pricey. Anyone ? Thanks (not sure if that is the right category to ask for it but....)Interrogate key biomarkers with our hybridisation-based FISH, NGS and array products for haematology, solid tumour, cytogenetics and rare disease. Learn more
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We've tested a number of exome service providers and are now going to regularly use Axeq.
We were quoted <£700 per exome using Nimblegen's latest capture.
We had a number of communication problems and delays with BGI.
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$999 exome
We do $999 at the Columbia Genome Center. That includes all reagents, Agilent SureSelect XT Human All Exon v.2 44Mb, Library preparation, 60X depth mapped coverage, 100bp Paired End reads, sequenced on Illumina HiSeq2000 instruments, 2 months data storage, QC, reads mapped to the human reference genome, single nucleotide variants and short insertions/deletions, basic functional annotation of the variants, and summary statistics. Our average turnaround was 55 days last quarter.
I can send you recommendations from PIs who use our service. We take orders from all over the world.
We will be happy to answer any questions at [email protected]
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so can you detail the problems?maybe we can give you feedback.Originally posted by TonyBrooks View PostWe've tested a number of exome service providers and are now going to regularly use Axeq.
We were quoted <£700 per exome using Nimblegen's latest capture.
We had a number of communication problems and delays with BGI.
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Yeah,U're right!BGI-Europe will handle all issues in local region.Originally posted by Geneus View PostIf he is in the UK, shouldn't your European subsidiary be addressing these issues? Or do they lack the competence to do so?
Anyway,we'll try our best to do any kinds of problems.
you know customer forever is God!
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