Next Generation Sequencing
Next Generation Sequencing is a rapid, repeatable and high-precision sequencing technology that can realize large-scale parallel multi-gene sequencing. This technique is used to determine the order of nucleotides in DNA or RNA. Next Generation  has revolutionized the biological sciences, uncovering the intricacies of genomes and transcriptomes in agricultural plant and animal breeding, gene expression studies, viral epidemiology and disease surveillance, and conducting comprehensive genomic analyses to identify variants associated with cancer and other diseases.

Product Introduction: Utilize Illumina or BGI sequencing platforms to conduct whole-genome sequencing to an individual or group of any species and then perform bioinformatics analysis, to obtain genetic variation information such as SNP/CNV/InDel/SV, etc.

Product Introduction: The transcriptome sequencing is a technology for quantitative and qualitative analysis of an organism's tissue and cell transcripts, which is primarily used for gene expression analysis, but can also be applied for identifying new transcripts, SNPs and splice variants, as well as differential expression analysis of allele, etc. This technology has been widely applied in clinical diagnosis, basic research, and drug development, etc.

Product Introduction: Whole Exome Sequencing (WES) refers to the method of characteristic capture sequencing of genomic protein coding region to identify the genetic variations of the protein coding region, and it is primarily applied in human cancer research and the diagnosis of Mendelian genetic diseases, etc. 

Product Introduction: Capture sequencing refers to high-depth sequencing of specific regions of the genome, including QTL regions, protein-coding regions, and gene regulatory regions. Possessing proprietary high-precision capture sequencing technology, Yingzi Gene is capable of capturing and sequencing genome fragments of any size, ranging from 10 Kb to 2 Mb.

Product Introduction: A microbiological research method that utilizes high-throughput sequencing technologies to analyze population gene composition and functions of all microorganisms included in environmental samples, and interpret the diversity, abundance, population structure, evolutionary relationship, and relationships between microorganisms and the environment, and between microorganisms and their hosts.