University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
University-operated core facility providing integrated omics services, instrumentation, training, and computational analysis to support genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, flow cytometry, microscopy, and spatial/single-cell research for campus and external users. Services include sample preparation, library construction, short- and long-read sequencing, fragment analysis, mass-spectrometry proteomics, metabolomics, flow cytometry and cell sorting, microscopy, downstream bioinformatics/HPC, method consultation, and structured hands-on training under BSL-1/2 policies.
Industries
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
1206 West Gregory Drive, Urbana, IL 61801
Patents
Rerouting the photorespiration pathway in plants for increasing bioproduct yield
US-10106826-B2
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Rerouting the photorespiration pathway in plants for increasing bioproduct yield
US-10106826-B2
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Library construction and sequencing for genomes, transcriptomes, amplicons, single-cell and spatial assays with integrated QC and sequencing scheduling.
Multi-parameter analysis, immunophenotyping, functional assays, and high-speed sorting with staff-assisted and user-operated modes plus training and biosafety support.
Protein and small-molecule identification and quantitation workflows including customized sample preparation and PTM analysis.
Confocal and super-resolution imaging and correlative chemical/morphological measurements with image analysis support.
Computational processing, statistical analysis, and visualization of high-throughput omics datasets with pipeline support and custom analyses, available on-site and via remote consultation.
Low- and high-throughput Sanger sequencing options, fragment analysis for mobility/size determination, primer walking and plate-based submission workflows with fast turnaround.
Library construction and sequencing for genomes, transcriptomes, amplicons, single-cell and spatial assays with integrated QC and sequencing scheduling.
Multi-parameter analysis, immunophenotyping, functional assays, and high-speed sorting with staff-assisted and user-operated modes plus training and biosafety support.
Protein and small-molecule identification and quantitation workflows including customized sample preparation and PTM analysis.
Confocal and super-resolution imaging and correlative chemical/morphological measurements with image analysis support.
Computational processing, statistical analysis, and visualization of high-throughput omics datasets with pipeline support and custom analyses, available on-site and via remote consultation.
Low- and high-throughput Sanger sequencing options, fragment analysis for mobility/size determination, primer walking and plate-based submission workflows with fast turnaround.
Expertise Areas
- Single-cell and spatial transcriptomics
- High-throughput short- and long-read sequencing operations
- Library construction and nucleic acid QC
- Mass-spectrometry proteomics and PTM analysis
Key Technologies
- Short-read high-throughput sequencing
- Long-read HiFi sequencing
- Nanopore sequencing (including direct RNA)
- Single-cell RNA-seq and single-nuclei assays
News & Updates
Multi-session workshop on spatial RNA-seq analysis held over several weeks with optional hands-on sessions.
Announcement of a new long-read sequencing instrument added to the facility to enable HiFi long-read applications and expanded long-amplicon workflows.
Announcement of a new high-throughput short-read sequencing instrument to expand capacity for large-scale sequencing projects.
Report on a workshop covering single-cell and spatial transcriptomics methods and applications.
Multi-session workshop on spatial RNA-seq analysis held over several weeks with optional hands-on sessions.
Announcement of a new long-read sequencing instrument added to the facility to enable HiFi long-read applications and expanded long-amplicon workflows.
Announcement of a new high-throughput short-read sequencing instrument to expand capacity for large-scale sequencing projects.
Report on a workshop covering single-cell and spatial transcriptomics methods and applications.