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DNA Sequence Analysis

EconoSequencing
Low cost, high throughput: CBI was the first to introduce this low cost concept for high volume, single pass DNA sequencing, designed for the experienced molecular biologist or the cost-conscious scientist. You provide a bacterial colony containing a vector with the insert to sequence. We isolate the template, run a sequence reaction, and forward the results to you for analysis and processing. For this service, standard primers are provided at no cost. We design and synthesize non-standard primers at our normal low rates.

EconoSequencing is the ideal alternative for the identification of subclones or for verification of cloned PCR products. Turnaround time is particularly rapid for these projects since primers can be selected from the known sequence.

EconoSequencing is offered as either single strand (SS) or double strand (DS) sequencing. For the experienced molecular biologist, DS EconoSequencing is an excellent, low cost alternative to comprehensive DS sequencing. Additional services, such as editing, alignment, assembly, etc., are available and priced per reaction or project. This guaranteed service provides sequence data for as low as $0.12 per base. Price is dependent upon volume.

Comprehensive Sequence Analysis
Accurate, publishable double strand sequence: CBI also offers a complete sequencing service. You provide the template and we perform comprehensive, DS sequence analysis for one low package price. This guaranteed service provides accurate sequence for $1.25-$2.50 per base pair or less, depending on size and type of project.

Any template is acceptable:

  • PCR products
  • Lambda DNA
  • PAC/BAC DNA
  • Cosmids
  • eukaryotic viral DNA
  • ss-bacteriophage DNA
  • ds-plasmid DNA

Template DNA can be purified, upon request, for a nominal charge.

Please call 800-735-9224 or e-mail for additional information.

Commonwealth Biotechnologies, Inc.
601 Biotech Drive, Richmond, VA 23235
800-735-9224 (800-RELY-CBI) FAX: 804-648-2641
email: [email protected]

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