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Genomics Facility

What's New - Spatial Transcriptomics: VisiumHD platform (incl new VisiumHD-3' for any eukaryotic species); Illumina sequencing: Shared lanes on NovaSeqX for < $10/Gbp for small projects; Reagents: Illumina UDI primers in several formats (192 UDIs).

Don't Miss - Sanger sequencing for only $4.30/sample, Magnetic DNA cleanup beads, local expertise that can help match the right genomics technology to your research project.

Learn more below about what the Genomics core facility offers and how it can support your life sciences research at Cornell. 

The Cornell Genomics Facility has provided unsurpassed support to the research community for over thirty years by offering a variety of innovative options with a focus on data quality and technology collaboration. The Genomics Facility offers services and houses state of the art instruments for all your sequencing needs including capillary and next-generation sequencing platforms, a variety of DNA, RNA, and single cell profiling applications, long read capabilities, and access to shared equipment. We also provide many instruments that can be operated by you for sample preparation and quality control of all sample types. Contact us today to learn how we can help you move from an idea to publication-ready data within your budget.


Services 

Next-Generation Sequencing Applications

Next-Generation Sequencing Services

Pacific Biosystems Revio Long-Read Sequencing: Consider using the services of the Weill Cornell Medicine Genomics Facility

Consultations

We always recommend that you start with a project consultation.

Understanding your project goals helps us to make accurate recommendations. A consultation is also a great time to answer all practical questions to plan and design your experiment. Please sign up to our office hours to discuss your project.

Acknowledging BRC services and staff

If you publish data that has been generated with the help of the services we provide, mentioning the Cornell Institute of Biotechnology in the acknowledgments section is very helpful. Here is why. You can also review our authorship guidelines. Please reference the following Research Resource Identifier (RRID): RRID:SCR_021727