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Are there any 454 cores out there that are up and running? Looking to outsource some work and everyone I've contacted has shut down.
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ask flxlex, he's got one he's itching to run. -
Does your task require 454?Comment
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Sure, why not increase our workload some more :-)Originally posted by MrGuy View Post
You could try, but we sometimes have to turn down non-Norwegian users due to our workload. Email us at [email protected]Comment
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There is a 454 core at The University of Virginia, in Charlottesville, VA. We can certainly help you out with your work! Please contact me at [email protected].Comment
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At BlueSEQ we have over a dozen service providers running 454 instruments. If you put your project on the exchange, you can compare the bids they provide and pick the one that best suits your needs.Comment
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Hi!
We are a core facility running 454 and PacBio sequencing. If you have any questions or need a quote, please send your information and questions to [email protected]
We look forward to hearing from you.
Toni Hammond
Research Lab Technnician
EnGenCore@University of South CarolinaComment
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Yes, OSU (The Ohio State University, Ohio, USA) has a turnkey facility
Regards,
CHComment
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Sequencing Core Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
We have a Genomic Analysis and Sequencing Core Facility at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. We are running both the FLX and GS Junior. We have great experience with amplicon sequencing however, we are able to do any application desired. We have been running Affymetrix arrays for 10 years now and we have expertise in RNA/DNA extraction from limited samples. You can contact me at my email [email protected].Originally posted by Old guy View PostComment
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