Genomics Resources Core Facilities

Providing access to high-quality genomics services at affordable costs since 2000.

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Our Services

End-to-end sequencing project support.
- Experimental design
- Sequencing depth calculation
- Budget plan
- Sample extraction
- Submission related technical issues and strategies.
DNA and RNA sample quantification and quality assessment services across a wide range of sample types, sources, and extraction methods.
Automated and manual preparation of DNA or RNA samples for Sequencing.
RNA-Seq, Capture-based RNA-Seq, miRNA-Seq, ChIP-Seq, WGS, WES, Customized Panel-Seq.
Preparation and sequencing for scRNA-Seq, scATAC-Seq, scTCR/BCR, Multiome, On-Chip Multiplexing (OCM).
Olink® proteomics profiling services for biomarker discovery and protein expression analysis using diverse sample types
Sequencing for all kinds of libraries of amplicons, bulk RNA/DNA, single-cell RNA, panels.
Sequencing for WGS, bulk RNA-seq, scRNA-seq, amplicon-seq, panel-seq.
Primary, secondary, and tertiary data analysis.
A long-term solution for data delivery, storage, and management.

Our Story

The Genomics Resources Core Facility (GRCF) at WCM, established in 2000, plays a pivotal role in advancing genomics research both internally and externally.

It offers a comprehensive range of services from experimental design and sample preparation to instrumentation, data analysis, interpretation, and validation.

At the core of its operations are cutting-edge sequencing technologies and a team of well-trained staff, enabling researchers to leverage state-of-the-art technologies effectively. These resources have not only supported but significantly contributed to numerous publications and successful grant applications within the research community.

The mission of the GRCF is clear: to provide access to high-quality genomics services at affordable costs, thereby fostering innovation and collaboration across the research landscape. By maintaining a commitment to excellence in service delivery and cost-effectiveness, the facility continues to play a critical role in advancing genomic research and its applications.