Nix:
Out of curiosity, do you take samples from other institutions or is this purely Utah only?
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Originally posted by daeumerm View PostOriginally posted by huguesparri View PostMontpellier GenomiX plateform in France: 1 Illumina fully working.
(Website is in french. Sorry for that)Originally posted by Nix View PostIf you would, include the University of Utah Microarray Core facility in your list of Illumina GAII service providers (PE capability too). Bioinformatic analysis support is available from our Bioinformatic Core facility. See http://bioserver.hci.utah.edu for general information, http://bioserver.hci.utah.edu/BioInf...php/Sequencing for sequencing info, and http://bioserver.hci.utah.edu/BioInfo/index.php/Costs for pricing.
-cheers, DavidOriginally posted by Macrogen View PostMacrogen Inc. in Seoul, Korea for 454(GS-FLX Titanium), Illumina Solexa GA II, SOLiD
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Macrogen Inc. in Seoul, Korea for 454(GS-FLX Titanium), Illumina Solexa GA II, SOLiD
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If you would, include the University of Utah Microarray Core facility in your list of Illumina GAII service providers (PE capability too). Bioinformatic analysis support is available from our Bioinformatic Core facility. See http://bioserver.hci.utah.edu for general information, http://bioserver.hci.utah.edu/BioInf...php/Sequencing for sequencing info, and http://bioserver.hci.utah.edu/BioInfo/index.php/Costs for pricing.
-cheers, David
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Montpellier GenomiX plateform in France: 1 Illumina fully working.
(Website is in french. Sorry for that)
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new next gen sequencing provider
Dear all,
I would like to introduce the Seq.IT Ltd., Kaiserslautern, Germany as a new provider for next gen sequencing (454, Roche).
For further information please visit
An english version is under construction.
Kind regards,
Seq.IT-team
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Comlete Genomics sequencing service
Hi,
Although we are not taking orders yet (June 2009 is our service launch), Complete Genomics is a human sequencing service, using our own technology.
At Complete Genomics, our mission is to change the way genomics is approached today so we can change the lives of people tomorrow.
Sincerely yours,
Thon
Complete Genomics
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A few more sequencing services (UK)
I use Liverpool university and have had good results, I've also found a couple more universities who have recently got 454 sequencers:
York University Technology Facility
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Newcastle University
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Any idea the cheap sequencing from Complete Genomics will start? I heard rumors of 1-2 years. Any one have a credible source? Genome sequencing in the thousand dollar range will change all of us do science.
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Well, you're right, there's only a small ref at the http://baygen.hu/index.php?option=co...d=78&Itemid=51 yet. We're just setting up the section about NGS serv. prov.
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Originally posted by Blaize View PostPlease fill the instrument field with ABi Solid 3 at the BAYGEN row
I'm happy to, except I can't find _anything_ on that link that describes any sort of next gen services (contact info, pricing, sample prep, etc). Am I missing something?
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