My wife is in an academic lab at a major med center. But, we can't identify an in-house core. Is there a fee for service lab that might be suitable for beginners who need some hand-holding and want to start with a small sample volume? PLease don't feel the need to "recommend" or "review", this is jsut a neutral question, are there such "vendors" out there, like there are for capillary dideoxy chain termination? Thanks David Koelle Seattle
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Hi David. Welcome.
There are in fact quite a few, we've taken a stab at compiling them in this thread: http://seqanswers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=948
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