Journal of RNA and Genomics

A FLEXIBLE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR NEXTGENERATION SEQUENCING PROJECTS

Joint Event on Euro Congress on BIOTECHNOLOGY & International Conference on GENOMICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY & Global Congress on CANCER SCIENCE AND THERAPY
November 26 -27, 2018 |Madrid, Spain

Veronica R Sobrado

Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden

Scientific Tracks Abstracts : J RNA Genomics

Abstract:

The national genomics infrastructure (NGI, Stockholm node) provides state-of-the-art massively parallel sequencing services to researchers in Sweden (and abroad) within a wide-range of applications and protocols. We offer different types of applications such as RNA-Seq (including low input material and small RNA), whole genome resequencing, ChIP-seq, RADseq and de novo and DNA sequencing. We perform high throughput library preparation and sequencing followed by data processing and best practise bioinformatics analyses. Our automated protocols allow us to process hundreds of samples per week and produce high quality sequencing data. Our facility is accredited by Swedac according to the ISO/IEC 17025 international standard, which ensures that our projects are completed with rigorous quality levels. With a flexible accreditation, we continuously develop new protocols and analyses addressing the needs of our users and invest in the newest sequencing technology.

Biography:

Veronica R Sobrado has a PhD in Molecular Biology from Universidad Autonoma de Madrid and extensive research experience in different fields, including cancer and stem cell biology. She has been working with next-generation sequencing for several years and is now Project Coordinator at the National Genomics Infrastructure (NGI) in Stockholm, Sweden. She organises project planning meetings with users, manages different types of sequencing projects and works with quality-assurance related questions.

E-mail: veronica.sobrado@scilifelab.se

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