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Transcriptome Sequence Service Launched - June 24th, 2010 - LC Sciences now provides a one-stop solution for transcriptome sequencing using the latest in RNA-Seq technology.  RNA-Seq is a new method and a powerful tool to identify and quantitatively decode the entire population of RNAs in your sample. (read more...)

miRBase 15.0 Content Now Available - April 26th, 2010 -The miRBase sequence database was just updated to version 15.0. This content is immediately available on all our standard and custom miRNA microarrays. Version 15.0 represents a 48% increase in the number of miRNA sequences over version 14.0. (read more...)

Introducing Seq-ArraySM - March 19th, 2010 - This unique combination of the latest deep sequencing technology, advanced bioinformatics, and our innovative µParaflo® custom microarray platform leverages all these technologies to form a comprehensive service package tailored to your specific research needs. (read more...)

 

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Genomics Products & Services

 

New Customer Publication   

 

Proteomics Products & Services

 

 

A complete line of custom specialty microarrays and biochips that are suitable for a wide range of synthesis, screening, and detection/sensing applications.

New Service - Trancriptome Sequencing - now available!

 

microRNA Sequencing - MicroRNAome of Porcine Pre- and Postnatal Development

Li et al. PLoS ONE [Epub ahead of print].

Results extend the repertoire of pig miRNAome to 867 pre-miRNAs (623 with genomic coordinates) encoding for 1,004 miRNAs, of which 777 are unique.

 

Custom peptide arrays and services for proteomic scale kinase profiling, epitope mapping, antibody and autoantibody detection, profiling phosphoprotein-binding proteins and domain-binding proteins.

 
             
             
             

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