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  • jo_mason
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    Can I add in Malaysian Genomics Resource Centre



    They provide both the NGS sequencing (Illumina HiSeq, and Roche/454 top be added shortly) and Bioinformatics

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  • NxGenBio
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    NxGenBio Life Sciences is please to announce offering of Next Gen Sequencing services on 454 & Illumina GA platforms in India, we also offer target enrichment services on Agilent sureselect Technology.

    Contact us at the following:
    [email protected]
    +911142408486

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  • lcollado
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    Originally posted by lcollado View Post
    Hello,

    Unidad Universitaria de Secuenciación Masiva
    Illumina GAII at UUSM from UNAM, Mexico. First one in Latino America

    Greetings,
    Leonardo

    PS Website is not complete, but they are working on it.
    Just posting a minor update. The name changed a little bit from UUSM to:

    Unidad Universitaria de Secuenciación Masiva de DNA

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  • winghy
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    ShanghaiBio Corporation(http://www.shanghaibio.com)

    ABI SOLiD/Solexa/454

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  • no2wang326
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    very excellent job! thanks for hard working!!

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  • ECO
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    Thanks for all the updates folks, however I would LOVE it if you would add your own facility to the wiki page: http://seqanswers.com/wiki/Next_Gen_...vice_Providers

    I will eventually update the first post in the thread but this list is growing faster than I can manually update it, and would hope the wiki format is more conducive to people adding their own data. Thanks!

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  • ryankim
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    Hi, all

    Columbia University Medical School's Deep Sequencing Core Facility is offering 454, illumina and SOLiD sequencing and bioinformatics analysis.


    The Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center (HICCC), located in New York City, is dedicated to discovering, designing, and delivering cancer care to all those affected by cancer.

    The Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center (HICCC), located in New York City, is dedicated to discovering, designing, and delivering cancer care to all those affected by cancer.


    Ryan Kim, PhD
    Associate Research Scientist
    Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center
    Columbia University Medical Center
    1130 St. Nicholas Ave
    New York, NY 10032

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  • tony.sandor
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    Hi all

    Sandor Proteomics Pvt Ltd for Illumina GAIIx based services. Currently performing de-novo sequencing and assembly of Buffalo and Goat genomes.

    Contact

    Tony Jose
    (Scientist- Next Generation Sequencing)
    [email protected]
    +919899702832
    Last edited by tony.sandor; 06-17-2010, 03:26 AM.

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  • UVA_454
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    Now accepting outside business

    Hello all,

    The University of Virginia Genomics Core Facility has recently been authorized to accept outside customers. We have one 454 GS FLX at this time. For all inquires regarding experimental design, projects costs, or to simply ask questions about the technology please don't hesitate to contact me:

    John Chuckalovcak, M.S.
    Operations Manager
    Genomics Core Facility
    jpc7b (at) virginia.edu
    434.243.9657


    University of Virginia
    Dept. of Biology
    P.O. Box 400328
    Charlottesville, VA 22904
    Last edited by UVA_454; 06-10-2010, 12:49 PM.

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  • niceday
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    Easih

    The Eastern Sequence amd Informatic Hub (EASIH), Cambridge University, situated at Addenbrookes hospital has just opened for business. We have 3 SOLid, one GAIIx and a 454.

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  • Dushyant
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    Xcelris Labs in india www.xcelrislabs.com, SOLiD 454, GAII

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  • kamichailo
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    Expression Analysis

    Expression Analysis will become Pacific Biosciences 1st commercial service provider and their recommended service provider for the pharmaceutical industry. The instrument is scheduled to ship in the 4th quarter.

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  • DNAseqman
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    Greetings all. Centrillion Biosciences is offering Illumina sequencing and bioinformatics support. We can also do the upfront library work, target enrichment, RNA work, etc. I am happy to talk with anyone about their project.

    Please email me or give me a call.
    thanks!
    Bob

    Robert A. Feldman, Ph.D.
    VP Scientific Affairs
    Centrillion Biosciences
    110 Pioneer Way, Suite F
    Mountain View, CA 94041

    ph: 831-818-4505
    fax: 650-318-3383



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  • kmejia
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    Illumina GAIIx Core, OH

    Dear All,

    The Nucleic Acid Shared Resource (NASR) Illumina GAIIx Core from The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center –Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute.

    NASR provides single-read and long- and short-insert, paired-end reads for genome sequencing, transcriptome analysis, and gene regulation and epigenetic profiling.

    Learn about the resources available at the OSUCCC – James to provide cancer researchers expert support, specialized training & state-of-the-art instrumentation.


    Regards,

    María Katherine Mejia-Guerra

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  • james hadfield
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    The Google map of next-gen seqeuncers has more than 1000 instruments! We are getting close to Jay Flatley's 1500 figure so thanks to everyone for contributing.

    James and Nick.

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