[BioC] NGS service providers

[Yuan Hao]

Another option is the BGI (http://www.genomics.cn/en/index.php), the  
world largest sequencing center so far. They have  branches in US as  
well as in Europe.

Yuan

On 5 Jul 2011, at 20:54, Noemi Andor wrote:

> Thanks Sean! I already consulted Complete Genomics, now lets see about
> Illumina...
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> Betreff: Re: [BioC] NGS service providers
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> Hi, Noemi.
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> Illumina itself offers whole-genome sequencing as a service and is
> very competitive in terms of price.  Another whole-genome sequencing
> provider to consider is Complete Genomics--pricing is pretty
> comparable to Illumina.  Definitely set up direct meetings with
> whatever groups you decide to consider to get the most up-to-date
> information.
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> Sean
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>> Dear BioC list,
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>> I am looking for a NGS service preferentially located in US,  
>> California but
>> alternatively also in germany. The project I'm working on involves  
>> whole
> genome
>> sequencing of 60-90 human tumor-samples, so I think Illumina is the  
>> most
>> feasible, but for now I would just like to hear as many offers as  
>> possible. I
>> would be greatful for some references.
>>
>> best,
>>
>> Noemi
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