
Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) is a game-changing technology in bio, medical and biomedical research.
NGS enables researchers to target any DNA or RNA of interest with targeted and untargeted approaches and protocols for bulk, single cell and spatial analysis, providing invaluable information to answer your research
questions.
The NGS unit at Bielefeld University boasts more than 20 years of experience in sequencing, contributing to hundreds of projects and publications and enabling key discoveries by researchers on- and off-site. The Omics CF NGS (in development) is based on this success and expanded the NGS infrastructure and portfolio of methods in the last two years at Bielefeld University.
Our NGS Team (Omics CF NGS and CeBiTec Technology Platform) operates an impressive line of sequencing platforms (Illumina and Oxford Nanopore Technologies), pipetting robots and analytical equipment. Beside routine applications, the team has extensive experience implementing novel protocols and in methodological development to suit your needs.
We are continuously expanding our portfolio of cutting-edge services to remain at the forefront of the technically possible to support your research.
For consultation and assistance in planning of sequencing experiments please contact me and my team at tobias.busche@uni.bielefeld.de and seq-team@cebitec.uni-bielefeld.de.
The official portfolio above is limited to the most frequently requested services. If the required service or protocol is not listed, please contact us. We will find a customized solution for you.
Services are currently ordered per email to tobias.busche@uni.bielefeld.de and Seq-team@cebitec.uni- bielefeld.de or to the members of the NGS Unit you are already in contact with.
Each service project has to be registered by filling the Project-Form and receiving an individual ID – forms are sent out per email.
The specific ID assigned by the NGS-team to each project is used as a reference for further communication.
Generally, the projects are processed in the order of samples/ libraries reception. Scheduling of sequencing library preparations for any platform depends on the current workload and equipment availability.
We are committed to offer our researchers the best suitable equipment to meet their sequencing needs. Currently, we apply different platforms covering a broad range of throughput, read length, flexibility and scalability options:
MiSeq Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT)