Popular Genetic Analysis Applications
Enabling Genetic Analysis
Illumina offers technologies designed to make genetic analysis accessible to everyone. Using powerful, proven Illumina next-generation sequencing (NGS) and microarray solutions, researchers can read and understand genetic variations at new depths, more easily and quickly than before, enabling a wide variety of genomics applications. As a result, discoveries that were unimaginable even a few years ago are now becoming routine.
Explore Popular Genetic Analysis Applications
Genotyping
Genotyping is a popular and effective way to screen for SNPs and structural variations across the genome. Illumina technology offers accuracy, reproducibility, and content selection flexibility.
Cytogenomics
Next-generation sequencing and microarrays enable cytogenomic analysis of chromosome aberrations for constitutional and cancer research.
QTL Analysis
Explore various quantitative trait locus analysis approaches that map genomic regions to traits of interest.
CRISPR Genome Editing
NGS enables researchers to discover CRISPR genome editing off-target effects, confirm gene knockouts, and assess the functional impact of edits.
Beginner's Guide to Next-Generation Sequencing
Considering bringing next-generation sequencing to your lab, but unsure where to start? These resources cover key topics in NGS and are designed to help you plan your first experiment.
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Related Solutions
NGS Technology
With ultra-high throughput, scalability, and speed, NGS enables researchers to study biological systems at a level never before possible. Learn more about how NGS works.
Microarray Technology
Our high-density microarray technology increases genomic coverage for whole-genome genotyping; resolution for cytogenetics and CNV detection; and sample throughput for focused genotyping and methylation. Learn more about microarray technology.
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Additional Resources
Uncovering a CNV Linked to Schizophrenia
Dr. Frank Middleton uses arrays, whole-genome sequencing, and gene expression analysis to screen for alterations in schizophrenia.
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