CLIA certified HiSeq sequencing provider

[ymc]

Personalis

https://www.personalis.com

SeqWright and Ambry are not very good. Personalis is mostly former Illumina employees.

Can you elaborate on what you mean by "not very good"? Thanks

[NextGenSeq]

Personalis

https://www.personalis.com

SeqWright and Ambry are not very good. Personalis is mostly former Illumina employees.

[Genohub]

Genohub Partnership with NGS CLIA Facilities

Genohub.com currently has partnerships with 6 CLIA NGS service facilities in the United States. We expect this number to double in 2014. If you would like the lab performing your services to have CLIA certification, contact us and we'll connect you to the lab that best fits your project requirements. If you need help designing your NGS run, fill out our consultation form.

[PNG]

Ambry Genetics.

[NGSsequencer]

EdgeBio was recently all over GenomeWeb for CLIA NGS. Also GeneDx does offers it but that may be too clinical

[ngseq]

Thanks SWP. Looks like they do this for research only according to their website.

[SWP]

ARUP Laboratories does it...I think at near cost

[rskr]

Are there any sequencing platforms that can be certified. Last I checked they all had some sort of disclaimer that they weren't to be used for the purposes of medical diagnostics. Which I interpret as not for use by CLIA labs.

[genbio64]

Ken Beckman at the University of Minnesota runs a CLIA certified Core

[adaptivegenome]

SeqWright is good although I they were just acquired by GE.

[Joann]

Google "CLIA certified sequencing", check them out and take your pick

[ngseq]

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know any CLIA certified sequencing service provider? We hope to do exome sequencing for clinical diagnosis (SureSelect enrichment kit/HiSeq2000 preferred) so CLIA certification is a must.

Any information is greatly appreciated. Many thanks in advance!