Microarray Sequencing

A high-throughput technology used to simultaneously measure the activity of thousands of genes or analyze other biological molecules.

Infinium Genotyping

A high-throughput microarray technology used to analyze genetic variation across the genome. It's commonly used for large-scale studies of genetic association with diseases, traits, and populations.

Infinium Genotyping

Genome Wide Association Studies (GWAS)

GWAS utilize genotyping microarrays (like Infinium) to scan the entire genome for common genetic variants (usually SNPs) associated with specific traits or diseases. These studies help identify genetic risk factors and contribute to our understanding of complex diseases.

Genome Wide Association Studies (GWAS)

Methylation Assays

Methylation assays are microarrays designed to measure DNA methylation levels at specific sites across the genome. Since DNA methylation is a key epigenetic modification that can influence gene expression, these assays are used to study its role in various biological processes and diseases.

Methylation Assays

Agrigenomics Consortium Arrays

These microarrays are specifically designed for agricultural applications. They enable the genotyping of livestock, crops, and other agriculturally important species, facilitating research in areas like breeding, disease resistance, and crop improvement

Agrigenomics Consortium Arrays

Microarray Sequencing

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