Epigenomics

Epigenetics involves the study of changes in the regulation of gene activity and expression that are not dependent on the DNA sequence. Epigenomics refers to a more global analysis of epigenetic changes across the entire genome. The epigenetic changes include DNA methylation and histone modification, which regulate high-order DNA structure and gene expression.

Epigenomic sequencing services: 

• ChIP Sequencing: used to identify binding sites of DNA-associated proteins.
• MeDiP Sequencing: used to analyze genome-wide DNA methylation based on immunoprecipitation of methylated cytosines.
• Bisulfite Sequencing: used to analyze genome-wide DNA methylation based on bisulfite conversion of methylated cytosines to uracil.

Sequencing Services

• de novo Sequencing
• Whole Genome Resequencing
• RNA Sequencing
• Disease Research
• Epigenomics
  • ChIP Sequencing
  • MeDIP Sequencing
  • Bisulfite Sequencing
• Microbial Sequencing
• CHO Cell Lines Sequencing
• Other
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