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  • TGuide Smart Universal DNA Kit

    TGuide Smart Universal DNA Kit

    The prefilled cartridge / plate reagent kit for purification genomic DNA from blood, dried blood spot, bacteria, cells, saliva, oral swabs, animal tissues, etc.

  • TGuide S16 Nucleic Acid Extractor

    TGuide S16 Nucleic Acid Extractor

    TGuide S16 Nucleic Acid Extractor

    Easy-to-use Benchtop Instrument, 1-8 Or 16 Samples At The Same Time

     

    Catalog number / packaging

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    ID

    No. of preps

    OSE-S16-AM

     

    1 set

  • PacBio 2+3 Full-Length mRNA Solution

    PacBio 2+3 Full-Length mRNA Solution

    While NGS-based mRNA sequencing is a versatile tool for quantifying gene expression, its reliance on short reads restricts its efficacy in complex transcriptomic analyses. On the other hand, PacBio sequencing (Iso-Seq) employs long-read technology, enabling the sequencing of full-length mRNA transcripts. This approach facilitates a comprehensive exploration of alternative splicing, gene fusions, and poly-adenylation, although it is not the primary choice for gene expression quantification. The 2+3 combination bridges the gap between Illumina and PacBio by relying on PacBio HiFi reads to identify the complete set of transcript isoforms and NGS sequencing to quantify the identical isoforms.

    Platforms: PacBio Sequel II/ PacBio Revio and Illumina NovaSeq; 

  • Genome-wide Association Analysis

    Genome-wide Association Analysis

    The aim of Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS) is to identify genetic variants (genotypes) linked to specific traits (phenotypes). By scrutinizing genetic markers across the entire genome in a large number of individuals, GWAS extrapolates genotype-phenotype associations through population-level statistical analyses. This methodology finds extensive applications in researching human diseases and exploring functional genes related to complex traits in animals or plants.

    At BMKGENE, we offer two avenues for conducting GWAS on large populations: employing Whole-Genome Sequencing (WGS) or opting for a reduced representation genome sequencing method, the in-house-developed Specific-Locus Amplified Fragment (SLAF). While WGS suits smaller genomes, SLAF emerges as a cost-effective alternative for studying larger populations with longer genomes, effectively minimizing sequencing costs, while guaranteeing a high genetic marker discovery efficiency.

  • Single- nuclei RNA Sequencing

    Single- nuclei RNA Sequencing

    The development of single-cell capture and custom library construction techniques, coupled with high-throughput sequencing, has revolutionized gene expression studies at the cell level. This breakthrough allows for deeper and more comprehensive analysis of complex cell populations, overcoming the limitations associated with averaging gene expression over all cells and preserving the true heterogeneity within these populations. While single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) has undeniable advantages, it encounters challenges in certain tissues where the creation of a single-cell suspension proves difficult and requires fresh samples. At BMKGene, we address this hurdle by offering single-nucleus RNA sequencing (snRNA-seq) using the state-of-the-art 10X Genomics Chromium technology. This approach broadens the spectrum of samples amenable to transcriptome analysis at the single-cell level.

    The isolation of nuclei is accomplished through the innovative 10X Genomics Chromium chip, featuring an eight-channel microfluidics system with double crossings. Within this system, gel beads incorporating barcodes, primers, enzymes, and a single nucleus are encapsulated in nanoliter-sized oil drops, forming Gel Bead-in-Emulsion (GEM). Following GEM formation, cell lysis and barcode release occur within each GEM. Subsequently, mRNA molecules undergo reverse transcription into cDNAs, incorporating 10X barcodes and Unique Molecular Identifiers (UMIs). These cDNAs are then subjected to standard sequencing library construction, facilitating a robust and comprehensive exploration of gene expression profiles at the single-cell level.

    Platform: 10× Genomics Chromium and Illumina NovaSeq Platform

  • Plant/Animal Whole Genome Sequencing

    Plant/Animal Whole Genome Sequencing

    Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) is technique used to determine the entirely of the DNA sequence of an organism’s genome at a single time.

    Usually, the service is divided into two different groups depending on the existence of a reference genome:

    • De novo whole genome sequencing. In this situation, the genome to be sequenced doesn’t have a reference genome available, and for that reason, the objective of this sequencing is to generate it (or to improve an existing one). This technique needs to use both, Illumina data and long-read sequencing to enhance the genome assembly by creating an overlap between reads.
    • Re-sequencing. It refers to the whole genome sequencing of different individuals of species with known reference genomes. On this basis, the genomic differences of individuals or populations can be further identified.
  • 10x Genomics Visium Spatial Transcriptome

    10x Genomics Visium Spatial Transcriptome

    Spatial transcriptomics is a cutting-edge technology that allows researchers to investigate gene expression patterns within tissues while preserving their spatial context. One powerful platform in this domain is 10x Genomics Visium coupled with Illumina sequencing. The principle of 10X Visium lies on a specialized chip with a designated capture area where tissue sections are placed. This capture area contains barcoded spots, each corresponding to a unique spatial location within the tissue. The captured RNA molecules from the tissue are then labeled with unique molecular identifiers (UMIs) during the reverse transcription process. These barcoded spots and UMIs enable precise spatial mapping and quantification of gene expression at a single-cell resolution. The combination of spatially barcoded samples and UMIs ensures the accuracy and specificity of the data generated. By using this Spatial Transcriptomics technology, researchers can gain a deeper understanding of the spatial organization of cells and the complex molecular interactions occurring within tissues, offering invaluable insights into the mechanisms underlying biological processes in multiple fields, including oncology, neuroscience, developmental biology, immunology, and botanical studies.

    Platform: 10X Genomics Visium and Illumina NovaSeq

  • Full-Length mRNA Sequencing-Nanopore

    Full-Length mRNA Sequencing-Nanopore

    While NGS-based mRNA sequencing is a versatile tool for quantifying gene expression, its reliance on short reads restricts its efficacy in complex transcriptomic analyses. On the other hand, nanopore sequencing employs long-read technology, enabling the sequencing of full-length mRNA transcripts. This approach facilitates a comprehensive exploration of alternative splicing, gene fusions, poly-adenylation, and the quantification of mRNA isoforms.

    Nanopore sequencing, a method that relies on nanopore single-molecule real-time electrical signals, provides results in real-time. Guided by motor proteins, double-stranded DNA binds to nanopore proteins embedded in a biofilm, unwinding as it passes through the nanopore channel under a voltage difference. The distinctive electrical signals generated by different bases on the DNA strand are detected and classified in real-time, facilitating accurate and continuous nucleotide sequencing. This innovative approach overcomes short-read limitations and provides a dynamic platform for intricate genomic analysis, including complex transcriptomic studies, with immediate results.

    Platform: Nanopore PromethION 48

  • Full-length mRNA sequencing -PacBio

    Full-length mRNA sequencing -PacBio

    While NGS-based mRNA sequencing is a versatile tool for quantifying gene expression, its reliance on short reads restricts its use in complex transcriptomic analyses. On the other hand, PacBio sequencing (Iso-Seq) employs long-read technology, enabling the sequencing of full-length mRNA transcripts. This approach facilitates a comprehensive exploration of alternative splicing, gene fusions, and poly-adenylation. However, there are other choices for gene expression quantification due to the high amount of data required. PacBio sequencing technology relies on single-molecule, real-time (SMRT) sequencing, providing a distinct advantage in capturing full-length mRNA transcripts. This innovative approach involves using zero-mode waveguides (ZMWs) and microfabricated wells that enable the real-time observation of DNA polymerase activity during sequencing. Within these ZMWs, PacBio’s DNA polymerase synthesizes a complementary strand of DNA, generating long reads that span the entirety of mRNA transcripts. PacBio operation in Circular Consensus sequencing (CCS) mode enhances accuracy by repeatedly sequencing the same molecule. The generated HiFi reads have an accuracy comparable to NGS, further contributing to a comprehensive and reliable analysis of complex transcriptomic features.

    Platform: PacBio Sequel II; PacBio Revio

  • Eukaryotic mRNA Sequencing-NGS

    Eukaryotic mRNA Sequencing-NGS

    mRNA sequencing is a technique that uses next-generation sequencing to reveal the presence and quantity of RNA molecules in a biological sample, providing a snapshot of gene expression in the sample.

    With its wide-ranging applications, this cutting-edge tool unveils intricate gene expression profiles, gene structures, and molecular mechanisms associated with diverse biological processes.

    This technique is widely adopted in research, clinical diagnostics, and drug development, since it offers insights into the intricacies of cellular dynamics and genetic regulation, providing a sturdy base to spark curiosity about its potential on different fields.

     

    Platforms available: Illumina NovaSeq X; DNBSEQ-T7

  • Non-Reference based mRNA Sequencing-NGS

    Non-Reference based mRNA Sequencing-NGS

    mRNA sequencing empowers the comprehensive profiling of all mRNA transcripts within cells under specific conditions. This cutting-edge technology serves as a potent tool, unveiling intricate gene expression profiles, gene structures, and molecular mechanisms associated with diverse biological processes. Widely adopted in fundamental research, clinical diagnostics, and drug development, mRNA sequencing offers insights into the intricacies of cellular dynamics and genetic regulation.

    Platform: Illumina NovaSeq X; DNBSEQ-T7

  • Long Non-coding Sequencing-Illumina

    Long Non-coding Sequencing-Illumina

    Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) are longer than 200 nucleotides that possess minimal coding potential and are pivotal elements within non-coding RNA. Found in the nucleus and cytoplasm, these RNAs play crucial roles in epigenetic, transcriptional, and post-transcriptional regulation, underscoring their significance in shaping cellular and molecular processes. LncRNA sequencing is a powerful tool in Cell differentiation, Ontogenesis, and Human diseases.

    Platform: Illumina NovaSeq X

  • Small RNA Sequencing-Illumina

    Small RNA Sequencing-Illumina

    Small RNA is a group of RNA molecules that include microRNAs (miRNAs), small interfering RNAs (siRNAs), and piwi-interacting RNAs (piRNAs). Among these, miRNAs, around 18-25 nucleotides long, are particularly noteworthy for their pivotal regulatory roles in various cellular processes. With tissue-specific and stage-specific expression patterns, miRNAs exhibit high conservation across different species.

    Platform: Illumina NovaSeq

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