DNA SEQUENCING (SHARED RESOURCE)
University Of California-Irvine, Irvine CA
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Abstract
The Cancer Center DMA Sequencing Core operates as a recharge facility to provide access to leading edge automated DMA sequence analysis. Investigators conduct their own sequencing reactions which are then run on ABI3100 sequencers for $2.50/sample. All data entry and retrieval is conducted by direct internet access for Member convenience. This user/core "co-op" format was adopted to 1) maximize throughput for the majority of Cancer Center users, 2) supply a reduced cost service not commercially available, and 3) provide training for future researchers, a primary function of a University. Approximately 15,000-20,000 reactions a year, from over 190 different users/Pis are analyzed. The majority of users are Cancer Center Members.
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