Targeted Gene Sequencing

PCR amplification to target specific regions of interest in conjunction with the standard library preparation for NGS

Easy-to-implement approach for smaller inputs of DNA — a cost-effective, off-the-shelf or custom genotyping method

Target enrichment using biotinylated oligonucleotide baits or probes to pull down your region of interest

Scalable to almost an unlimited number of targets per panel, enabling greater sequencing complexity and uniformity

Specialized approach to assessing the methylation patterns using commercially available or custom hybrid capture approaches

Focus on the scientist's regions of interest, which requires less sequencing depth

Identifying the taxonomy of the bacteria and fungi population within a sample by sequencing the hypervariable regions of the prokaryotic rRNA 16S gene and ITS gene

A fast, affordable method to identify the taxonomic community of bacteria and fungi in environmental specimens

Enriching coding regions using a commercially-available targeted hybrid capture workflows.

Uniform coverage of exons that accounts for 85% of known, disease-related genetic variants

Efficient enrichment for known, discovery-generated targets or hotspots when off-the-shelf options don’t apply.

Easy-to-use custom design options from vendors such as IDT, Agilent, and Twist Bioscience enable both amplicon sequencing and hybrid capture-based sequencing