Our experienced laboratory technicians apply advanced protocols to extract and purify high-quality genomic DNA from a wide variety of sample types, including environmental, food, and clinical specimens. Preservation of microbial community structure and minimisation of contamination are prioritised to ensure the highest data integrity.
We construct robust genomic libraries through optimised fragmentation, precise size selection, and efficient adapter ligation. This ensures comprehensive coverage with minimal bias, enabling accurate and reproducible sequencing across all project types.
We utilise high-throughput Illumina platforms to generate short DNA fragments (400–600 bp) and paired-end 150 bp reads. Our established methods minimise GC bias and support sequencing for amplicons, plasmids, bacterial isolates, yeast, phages, and complex microbial communities. We also offer a Library Preparation and Pooling Service Only for external sequencing needs.
Using Oxford Nanopore Technologies, we generate longer DNA reads ideal for detecting structural variants, phasing complex regions, and performing de novo genome assemblies.
We provide combined short- and long-read sequencing to deliver complete, high-quality small genome assemblies, maximising the strengths of both technologies for enhanced genomic resolution.