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DNA Analysis/Automated Sequencing & Phosphorimaging Shared Resource and Genome Sequencing & Analysis Core Facility

The Duke Cancer Institute’s (DCI) DNA Analysis/Automated Sequencing and Phosphorimaging Shared Resource and the Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy’s (IGSP) Sequencing Facility Core are collaborating to offer expanded sequencing services for cancer researchers.

Cancer Institute members are provided DCI Core Facility rates for services provided by the DNA Analysis/Automated Sequencing and Phosphorimaging Shared Resource but not the IGSP Genome Sequencing & Analysis Core Facility.

Duke Cancer Institute DNA Analysis/Automated Sequencing & Phosphorimaging Shared Resource

Services provided

Capillary sequencing

  • Automated DNA sequencing to 900bp
  • Combination PCR fragment purification and resequencing
  • Combination Plasmid DNA prep and DNA sequencing

Fluorescent fragment analysis

  • Genotyping -- microsatellites, STRs, RFLPs
  • Gene expression profiling
  • Human Kras, B-raf, and PIK3CA mutation screening

Real time-PCR

  • TaqMan® SNP genotyping assays
  • TaqMan® copy number variation (CNV) assays
  • High resolution melting (HRM) analysis -- SNP identification and mutation discovery
  • AmpFlSTR Human Cell Line Identification

Sample prep

  • AMPure XL PCR fragment purification
  • Automated QiaCube plasmid DNA preps
  • Automated QiaCube mouse tail gDNA
  • We can use almost any Qiagen sample prep kit. Ask us!

Other

  • Phosphorimaging
  • IDT oligonucleotide purchasing service

Contact
Michael S. Krangel, PhD
Faculty Director

Scott Langdon, PhD
Facility Director

135 Jones Building
E-mail:sequence@mc.duke.edu
919-613-7831

http://cancer.duke.edu/dna/

Duke Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy Genome Sequencing & Analysis Core Facility

Services Offered

Next-generation ultra-high throughput sequencing general services

The following are available on all four technologies listed below, including Sanger sequencing.

  • Consultation & experimental design
  • Bio-informatics consultation and support
  • Quotes and support letters for grant proposals
  • Educational tours for groups or classes, seminars, and guest lectures
  • Sample pickup, data backups to hard drive, troubleshooting

Roche GS-FLX (454) ultra-high throughput sequencing

  • Over one million reads at 450 bp for gDNA,cDNA, amplicons
  • SNP detection, whole genome assembly, metagenomics, transcriptome reference
  • 3kb, 8kb, 20kb paired-end sequencing
  • Amplicon design, cleanup, and pooling
  • gDNA libraries from 500 ng DNA, cDNA libraries from total RNA, mRNA enrichment, bar coding

Illumina Genome Analyzer II & IIx ultra-high throughput sequencing

  • Over 200 million reads at 36 or 75 bases
  • Paired-end sequencing
  • smRNA, mRNA, ChIP, gDNA, paired-end libraries prepared and sequenced
  • Barcoded gDNA sequencing
  • RAD sequencing (restriction site associated detection), Bar-seq (deep barcode sequencing -- alternative to microarray)

AppliedBio SOLiD 4 ultra-high throughput sequencing

  • Over 400 million reads at 50 bases
  • Mate-pair sequencing
  • Preparation of libraries (gDNA, mRNA, ChIP)
  • Accurate mapping by 2-base encoding
  • Directional RNA sequencing
  • 96 barcodes available plus three slide gasketing options
  • RNA barcodes
  • BioScope user interface with GUI for secondary data analysis

Capillary sequencing and misc.

  • Automated Sanger (capillary) DNA sequencing to 1000bp, sample pickup, troubleshooting
  • Large-scale PCR cleanup in 96-well format
  • Microsatellites, tRFLPs, and AFLPs (500 or 1,000 size standard)
  • Sale and delivery of consumables at cost: BigDye, BigDye buffer, PCR plates (box of 25)
  • Robotic liquid handling methods development and service (96 or 384 well)
  • Molecular quantitation of nucleic acids
  • Agilent BioAnalyzer for DNA/RNA quality

Contact
Olivier Fedrigo, PhD
Associate Director
ofedrigo@duke.edu
919-684-3559

Gregory Wray, PhD
Professor and Director
gwray@duke.edu
919-684-6696

http://genome.duke.edu/cores/sequencing/

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