Sequencing facility

[chunhui]

Can anyone recommend a good sequencing facility?

Thanks!

[ntremblay]

The McGill University and Génome Québec Innovation Centre (http://www.gqinnovationcenter.com/index.aspx) is a very good facility with a wide array of supported applications and services. From my experience, they provide excellent data on Illumina GaIIx and will have HiSeq up and running at the beginning of the next year.

[BIG_SNP]

EA

You can try EA on the east coast since you are in GA

http://www.expressionanalysis.com/

[james hadfield]

check out the google map and get in touch with the closest to you.

[moguin]

Washington University, Genome Technology Access Center in St. Louis. They have two GAIIx's and 2 HiSeq's that are up and working. Great pricing too.

http://gtac.wustl.edu/

[ECO]

Moving to service providers.

[jo_mason]

MGRC have a Illumina HiSeq 2000 and 454 running and offer complete bioinformatics support if that's important to you. http://www.mgrc.com.my/index.shtml
Perhaps if you post some info about the project then people with capacity on their machines could get in touch with you?

[shins]

Does anyone know sequencing service providers using GS Junior platform?

[monad]

Consider Global Genome Research Institute

Newly formed non-profit, working with number of genome centers to get the job done. May not be cheapest, but one of high quality data producer. www.ggri.org

[ASeqAA]

What are the best rates that you have seen per human sample for whole genome, whole-exome, and RNA-seq, including library prep and bioinformatic analysis? Recommendations would be great.

[niceday]

Dear shins,

EASIH or Eastern Sequence and Informatics Hub in Cambridge UK have a GS junior.

https://www.easih.ac.uk

[gprakhar]

try BGI, I think they have a few instruments.