Does anyone know of any other companies than Floragenex that perform RAD-tag library production and genotyping? I'm working on sole source justification. Thanks.
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these guys do on collaborative basis https://www.wiki.ed.ac.uk/display/RADSequencing/Home
reason being is that Floragenex have a worldwide patent on "RADseq" so as far as I am aware no one else can at least provide the service under that acronym.
People just rename their protocol.
Laval University offer double digest (dd)RADseq (which overcomes uneven RAD coverage seen in RadSeq)
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Thanks Jackie - that's very helpful.Comment
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Hi Patricia - I am running into the same issue as you. I need additional quotes for RAD-seq services. Were you able to find comparable companies to Floragenex? Thanks for any help!Comment
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RADseq services
We ended up going with Genotyping-by-sequencing rather than RADseq.
Good luck!Comment
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We offer genotyping by sequencing using nextRAD. nextRAD needs only 5-10ng of total input, and doesn't have the problems of ddRAD or GBS when assaying polymorphic samples. If you want to know more, e-mail me at [email protected] or visit snpsaurus.com.Providing nextRAD genotyping and PacBio sequencing services. http://snpsaurus.comComment
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