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NGS service for cancer research
Seems to be a supplement for the already existing list.
So I'd like to recommend Creative Biolabs as a leading customer service provider in the field of next-generation sequencing (NGS). With years of research and development experience, it has established a pioneer SuPrecision™ platform to offer accurate and high-throughput sequencing services to meet every unique requirement of clients, especially for NGS-Based immuno-oncology research.
Please find it at https://www.creative-biolabs.com/sup...y-research.htm
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Maybe these can be added to this already existing list: http://seqanswers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4229
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I've been meaning to pretty up my notes/understanding of all the IP in this space. It would make a nice visualization to track all the players/inventions, and their acquisition by each of the big players.
As Keith alluded to, many of these ideas have been acquired or tanked.
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U.S. Genomics definitely bailed from this space; I think Callida is defunct as well.
VisiGen was bought by Life Tech. 454 by Roche
Mobius has blown hot air for over a decade. Dubious whether they ever had anything.
ZS Genetics is another electron microscopy-based technology claiming to play in this space.
Trying to keep track of the early stage companies is a nightmare
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Hi James,
Great list indeed, one more for on there:
GnuBio, Boston, US. Microfluidics based next-generation sequencing platform.
Bio-IT june newsitem
Joris
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List of next-gen...
Hi James,
Thanks for the list. Here is one addition:
Oxford Nanopore Technologies, Oxford UK. Single molecule DNA Sequencing.
Maria
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List of next-next gen...
Hi All,
I found this list of other technologies and thought is would be good to share.
Feel free to add and take a look at the website the data came from...http://www.biotechcareercenter.com/Sequencing.html
454 - Branford, CT - genome analysis by high throughput sequencing (sequence-by-synthesis)
Affymetrix - Santa Clara, CA - photolithographic DNA microarrays
Applied Biosystems Group (ABI) - Foster City, CA - molecular biology instrumentation and reagents
AQI Sciences - Bisbee, AZ - single-molecule sequencing technology based on FRET
Base4innovation - Coventry, UK - next-gen sequencing using single molecule, ultra long read nanosensors
BioNanomatrix - Philadelphia, PA - nanotechnology imaging
Callida Genomics - Sunnyvale, CA - sequencing by hybridization
Complete Genomics - Mountain View, CA - next-gen sequencing
Danaher - Washington, DC - medical technologies and instrumentation, including sequencing
Genome Corp. - Providence, RI - sequencing
GenoVoxx - Lübeck, Germany - developing sequencing-by-synthesis technology
Helicos BioSciences - Cambridge, MA - single molecule sequencing
Illumina - San Diego, CA ; Wallingford, CT (CyVera); Hayward, CA (Solexa); Little Chesterford, UK (Solexa) - DNA microarray and next-gen sequencing
Intelligent Bio-Systems - Waltham, MA - next-gen sequencing
LaserGen - Houston, TX - next-gen sequencing based on cyclic reversible termination
Li-Cor - Lincoln, NE - life science imaging systems
LightSpeed Genomics - Sunnyvale, CA - next-gen sequencing
Mobious Genomics - Exeter, UK - ultra-long range DNA sequencing by way of "Molecular Resonance Sequencing Technology"
NABsys - Providence, RI - next-gen sequencing using "hybridization assisted nanopore sequencing"
Nanophotonics Biosciences - Menlo Park, CA - next-gen sequecing
Network Biosystems - Woburn, MA - microfulidics and nanotechnology
Pacific Biosciences - Menlo Park, CA - next-gen sequencing company
Population Genetics Technologies - , UK - next-gen sequencing
Reveo - Hawthorne, NY - technology incubator and next-gen sequencing
Seirad - Santa Fe, NM - next-gen sequencing technology and software
U.S. Genomics - Woburn, MA - single molecule ultra-long high throughput sequencing
VisiGen Biotechnologies - Houston, TX - developing whole genome sequencingTags: None
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