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Sequencing and analysis, matched to your research question.

Every service is a complete project, from design review to figures, backed by the 100% Complete Project Guarantee.

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Included in every project

One quote. No add-ons.

  • Free design review

    Method, depth and platform checked before you spend.

  • Kit and courier paid

    Sample kit, courier and customs paperwork, organised by us.

  • QC before library prep

    Multi-level QC, with the result before we spend your money.

  • Sample rescue

    Recovery pipelines for low-input, degraded and FFPE material.

  • Custom library prep

    Protocol and platform chosen for your question.

  • Custom analysis

    Built around your hypothesis by our own team.

  • Figures and Methods

    Publication-quality figures and a written Methods section.

  • Reviewer re-analysis

    Included whenever reviewers ask for something different.

  • Complications at €0

    The 100% Complete Project Guarantee, in every quote.

Platforms

Platform-neutral. We choose the instrument for your question.

We often price the same project on two platforms side by side, so you choose with the numbers in front of you.

PlatformInstruments we run projects onConfigurations we useBest for
IlluminaNovaSeq X Plus · NovaSeq 6000 · NextSeq 2000 · NextSeq 1000 · MiSeqPE150 on 25B lanes · XLEAP-SBS chemistry · P1 600-cycle 2×300 bpAmplicon, shotgun, RNA-seq, genomes, exomes, methylation, genotyping
Oxford NanoporePromethION · GridION · MinIONWhole flow cells (~60 Gb) or multiplexed at 18 Gb+Long-read and hybrid genome assembly, methylation from native DNA
PacBioRevio · Sequel II / IIeHiFi reads on SMRT CellsAccurate, contiguous genome assemblies, species identification, methylation from native DNA
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Not sure which service fits?

Describe the question and the samples. We recommend a method, including when a cheaper one is enough.

Email us about your project

What to put in your first email

  1. What your samples are, and how many you have
  2. The question you want the data to answer
  3. Your deadline: a paper, a grant or a reviewer
  4. Anything unusual: low input, FFPE, low biomass