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Innovative Partnership
Texas A&M University and The University of Texas at Arlington have established The Texas Genomics Core Alliance to increase access and decrease costs to cutting-edge, high-throughput genomics sequencing technologies.

Don't Compromise

With vast expertise spanning two best public research universities in Texas, you can be rest assured that your experiment is in good hands. We will strive to assist you at every step of the way from consulting regarding sample preparation.

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Our motto is to not only provide you the best expertise in sequencing your samples but at quick turn around time.

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With vast expertise in developing custom algorithms for high throughput data analysis and expertise in deploying cutting-edge software solutions in high-performance computing environments, you have the opportunity to take advantage of our analysis pipelines tailored specifically for your data analysis needs.

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Dr. Todd Castoe
Associate Director, North Texas Genome Center
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Dr. Andrew Hillhouse
Associate Director, Molecular Genomics Workspace, TIGSS
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Kelly Sheff
Center Manager, North Texas Genome Center
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Kranti Konganti
Associate Director, Bioinformatics Workspace, TIGSS
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Dr. Zibiao Guo
Senior Research Scientist, North Texas Genome Center
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Nicholas Wolff
Research Associate, Molecular Genomics Workspace, TIGSS
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John C. Blazier
Research Associate, Bioinformatics Workspace, TIGSS
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Sarah Sharpton
Research Associate, Molecular Genomics Workspace, TIGSS
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Kelli Kochan
Research Associate, Molecular Genomics Workspace, TIGSS
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Texas Genomics Core Alliance

The alliance, signed by UTA’s North Texas Genome Center and Texas A&M’s Institute for Genome Sciences and Society, brings together the expertise and resources for large-scale genomic sample preparation and bioinformatics analysis at A&M with the massive sequencing capacity housed at UTA. This partnership will increase sequencing capabilities available to investigators at both institutions while decreasing the cost and time required for data generation.

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