The Epigenomics Core
provides resources and services to prepare samples for analysis in epigenetic regulation in both genome-wide and locus-specific manners. Epigenetic regulation refers to DNA sequence-independent regulation of heritable traits that impacts gene expression. In recent years the term has broadened to also encompass processes that control gene expression and genomic functions beyond DNA sequence but which may be more transient or facultative in nature.
Our Process
Project Initiation
Utilizing our new Consultation Request Form, the Investigator will submit a request for services with the Epigenomics Core.
Submit Samples
A member of the Epigenomics Core will schedule a consultation with the Investigator. After the consultation, the investigator will then send/deliver samples to our core for review.
Sample Processing
The Epigenomics Core will oversee the quality control of samples, providing assay-specific sample processing and library preparation. We will then submit samples/libraries to the Advanced Genomics Core for downstream processing.
Data Review
The Epigenomics Core will review the data from the Advanced Genomics Core providing data quality control, alignment, and analysis (if requested). The core will then return the data and reports to the investigator, completing the process cycle.
Core Testimonials
“I have been extremely impressed with the highly productive relationship our research group has with the Epigenomics Core. We needed help overcoming technical hurdles in sample processing so we could generate meaningful data from less than ideal specimens. The Epigenomics Core has been not only a valuable consulting and training resource but also extremely enthusiastic at all steps of troubleshooting. The core staff are highly skilled and knowledgeable on a range of specialized techniques and are well versed in the pros and cons of the latest technologies. The expertise provided by the Epigenomics Core is key to our assembly of data in a relatively new area for us, and we couldn’t be more pleased with their highly customized efforts on behalf of our group’s project.”
News
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AGC Onboards Xenium!
The Advanced Genomics Core has acquired the 10x Genomics Xenium, an instrument that enables transcriptomic analysis at a subcellular level while maintaining spatial context. This technology comes with pre-validated biologically relevant targets for tissue panels, and up to 100 additional …
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The BRCF is Growing
The BRCF and the Department of Pathology have come together to transition the Proteomics Resource Facility (PRF), led by Dr. Alexey Nesvizhskii, into the BRCF where it will continue to offer resources and services through the BRCF. The Proteomics Resource …
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