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  • epistatic
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 129

    #1

    LIMS for Genomics Core?

    Hi All,

    We are looking for a commercial LIMS for a recently combined microarray, Sanger-Seq and NGS Academic Core facility. We have been through the build-vs-buy and prefer a commercial provider.

    We have looked at Genologics, Geospiza, and Sapio Sciences. If there are any users out there of these (or other) LIMS systems, we would greatly appreciate any feedback you would share.

    Thank you!
  • james hadfield
    Moderator
    Cambridge, UK
    Community Forum
    • Feb 2008
    • 224

    #2
    We have used Geospiza for many years in our Sanger facility and it worked great.

    We built our own next-gen LIMs in 2007 as there was little choice to do otherwise. We have not switched over yet but continue to look at this space. There is a nice post on the galaxy LIMs which I'd recommend you take a look at.

    Next generation sequencing technologies like Illumina, SOLiD and 454 have provided core facilities with the ability to produce large amounts of sequence data. Along with this increased output comes…

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