GenoLogics develops research informatics solutions for genomics core lab and research lab managers, principal investigators, informaticians, research scientists, and lab techs. Our solution addresses the needs of genomics centers, research facilities and genomics core labs with a highly configurable and scalable Laboratory Information System (LIMS) platform for laboratory management of operations and scientific data, from sample submission to results.
Genomics Applications Support
Our powerful genomics lab and data management system supports next generation sequencing, microarray, and real-time PCR platforms for a range of applications including:
- Whole genome SNP genotyping
- Copy number variation analysis
- Targeted genotyping
- De novo sequencing
- Resequencing
- ChIP sequencing
- Gene expression
- Small RNA discovery
- DNA methylation profiling
Capabilities of the Genomics LIMS
- Manage data across multiple genomics technologies and platforms
- Manage next generation sequencing data
- Automate research informatics pipeline with Automated Informatics plug-in
- Generate project and scientific reports using our Adaptive Reporting wizard
- Use our Web collaboration tool, LabLink, for communications with customers, sample submissions, project tracking, reporting and invoicing
Integrations to the Genomics LIMS
Our solutions are integrated with genomics platforms and instruments from vendors such as Illumina, Affymetrix, ABI and Roche. This includes integrations to enable data management for these next generation sequencing instruments:
- Illumina’s Genome Analyzer
- Roche’s 454
- ABI’s SOLiD
Adaptable Laboratory Information System (LIMS) Platform
GenoLogics’ genomics LIMS and data management solution adapts and grows with your lab as your needs evolve. Our science-purposed solutions are built on our OMIX LIMS platform. The platform is used in multiple life science research disciplines and includes the GenoLogics Rapid Scripting™ API to empower scientific programmers to adapt lab informatics and accelerate next generation research.