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2033 Mowry Road Gainesville, FL, 32610 United StatesGene Expression The Gene Expression service provides state-of-the-art technical services and consultation on Affymetrix and Agilent gene expression arrays and miRNA arrays, RNA-seq libraries (low and high-throughput using the Agilent Bravo robot), sequence capture libraries, and up-to-date gene expression analysis methods, allowing scientists to be on the cutting edge of research. Quantitative PCR Quantitative PCR services are also provided by the Gene Expression & Genotyping core. Instruments include those which support SYBR® or TaqMan™ reagents allowing absolute, relative, relative standard or comparative Ct quantification. Applications may include quantitative gene expression analysis, pathogen detection/quantification, allelic discrimination (SNP detection). Self-service training and instrumentation are also available. Resources Service Request Forms List of Services and Fees Self Service Information Gene Expression & Genotyping Instrument Gallery Staff FAQs Contact Us The DIGITAL PCR DROP-OFF SERVICE allows customer to do absolute quantification, rare allele detection, quantification using TaqMan SNP array and CNV (Copy Number Variation) in a more sensitive, specific, and precise way. Genotyping The Genotyping service provides a variety of genotyping services including fragment analysis using the Advance FS96 and AB3730 (96 capillary technology), development of microsatellite libraries using Illumina MiSeq sequence data, Illumina SNP and gene expression data, and genotyping using mouse tails or ear punches.
2033 Mowry Road University of Florida Gainesville, FL 32610Gene Expression The Gene Expression service provides state-of-the-art technical services and consultation on Affymetrix and Agilent gene expression arrays and miRNA arrays, RNA-seq libraries (low and high-throughput using the Agilent Bravo robot), sequence capture libraries, and up-to-date gene expression analysis methods, allowing scientists to be on the cutting edge of research. Quantitative PCR Quantitative PCR services are also provided by the Gene Expression & Genotyping core. Instruments include those which support SYBR® or TaqMan™ reagents allowing absolute, relative, relative standard or comparative Ct quantification. Applications may include quantitative gene expression analysis, pathogen detection/quantification, allelic discrimination (SNP detection). Self-service training and instrumentation are also available. Resources Service Request Forms List of Services and Fees Self Service Information Gene Expression & Genotyping Instrument Gallery Staff FAQs Contact Us The DIGITAL PCR DROP-OFF SERVICE allows customer to do absolute quantification, rare allele detection, quantification using TaqMan SNP array and CNV (Copy Number Variation) in a more sensitive, specific, and precise way. Genotyping The Genotyping service provides a variety of genotyping services including fragment analysis using the Advance FS96 and AB3730 (96 capillary technology), development of microsatellite libraries using Illumina MiSeq sequence data, Illumina SNP and gene expression data, and genotyping using mouse tails or ear punches.
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