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Next generation sequencing

The new Illumina HiSeq 2000 sequencing platform together with the Roche / 454 GS FLX + Titanium and the state-of-the-art ABI 3730xl technologies allow
LGC Genomics to offer the whole range of Next Generation Sequencing services covering various application areas.

Please click here to download a summary of our NGS services information.

  • De novo sequencing including gap closure
    (of prokaryotic and eukaryotic genomes using Roche / 454, Illumina HiSeq 2000 and Sanger sequencing as well as other state-of-the-art techniques)
  • Re-sequencing of genomes
  • Transcriptome sequencing and analysis
    (of eukaryotic and prokaryotic organisms)
  • Metagenome sequencing and analysis
  • Analysis of:
    - methylation patterns
    - amplicons (e.g. 16S rDNA)
    - pools of tagged fosmids / BACs
  • ChIP and small RNA sequencing

 

Special customised applications:

  • Targeted re-sequencing
    (re-sequencing of enriched individual genomic regions of interest e.g. exomes, chromosomal intervals etc.)
  • Sample multiplexing
  • Sequence enrichment

 

Contact us:
Infoline: +49 (0) 30 5304 2260
Email: ngs@lgcgenomics.com

 

 

 

 

For more information about NGS services using different platforms please click below:

 

Next generation sequencing services by
LGC Genomics include:

  • Extensive consultation and experiment design assistance by our experienced scientific staff.


Bioinformatic services

  • De novo assembly of genomes
  • Mapping to reference genomes
  • Sorting of tagged sequences
  • Metagenomics data analysis
  • SNP analysis of amplicons
  • Clustering of transcripts
  • Various sequence alignment procedures
  • Clipping of adaptors, linkers etc.


Expertise

  • Publicaton quality sequencing of  bacterial and fungal genomes
  • Development of a novel method to sequence complete transcriptomes starting from normalised full length optimised cDNA libraries. Our method yields balanced transcriptome sequences without the usual 3' or 5' biases.
  • Vast experience in sequencing metagenomes from various habitats


A reference list can be provided upon request.