Real-Time Quantitative PCR (qPCR)
Currently the gold standard for accurate and sensitive quantification of specific nucleic acid sequences in biological samples.
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Genomics is one of the most exciting and fruitful areas of research in the 21st century. Genome and transcriptome sequencing can be used to identify variants associated with disease, to determine how an organism responds to disease or drug treatment, to identify organisms (e.g. in a microbiome), and to track pathogens during disease outbreaks.
(opens in a new window)Professor Geraldine Butler directs the UCD Conway Genomics Core, which has been offering genomics solutions to academic and commercial customers for more than 20 years in a customisable range of services for each stage of the research pathway, from experimental design and strategy to final publication. Our core technologies have been used in a wide range of large disease studies in humans and model organisms.
If you have a specific query regarding the services below, please contact the technologist responsible. For general enquiries, please email: (opens in a new window)conway.genomics@ucd.ie
Providing a range of facilities for next-generation sequencing, including short read and long read technologies, single cell genomics, and real-time PCR.
Currently the gold standard for accurate and sensitive quantification of specific nucleic acid sequences in biological samples.
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Providing access to the latest multi-platform Next Generation Sequencing based technologies driving major advances in genomics led research including short read (Illumina) sequencing system.
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Providing access to the latest multi-platform Next Generation Sequencing based technologies driving major advances in genomics led research including 10 X Genomics single-cell sequencing system.
Providing access to chip based automated electrophoresis platform for sizing, quantification and quality control of RNA and DNA and a fully automated electrophoresis tool for DNA, RNA and NGS Library quality control.
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involved in genomic research.