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I need a HiSeq machine to do some whole-genome sequencing but I don't want to go through Illumina directly to do it. Any suggestions of alternatives companies/academic institutions?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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hi zvbi
you can ask BGI institution, they do many whole-genome sequencing project and have rich experience. -
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You can also check out BlueSEQ.com - it's an NGS exchange which will match you with several service providers/core labs who will bid on your project.Comment
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