Genomic Services

This Genomics Services Laboratory (GSL) has over a decade of experience with next-generation sequencing (NGS) data generation and analysis. The GSL can assist investigators with multiple aspects of next-generation sequencing, including experimental design, library preparation, sequence generation, and data analysis. Advanced bioinformatics support for analyzing complex sequencing datasets, including integrated DNA and RNA sequence data, is a demonstrated strength.

Instrumentation

NOVASEQ 6000 (v1.5 chemistry) The NovaSeq 6000 system is Illumina’s latest advancement in NGS sequencing instrumentation, which combines v1.5 SBS chemistry with high throughput patterned flow cell technology to drastically reduce run times, simplify workflows and provide greater flexibility and increased throughput. The NovaSeq is a dual flow cell instrument with four patterned flow cell configurations (SP, S1, S2 and S4) providing 0.08 Tb – 6 Tb of total sequence data output. The XP chemistry allows for independent lane segregation. Each patterned flow cell contains billions of nanowells, allowing optimal high-density library cluster formation with increasing data output (Gb) per flow cell. The Genomics Service Laboratory (GSL) is equipped with two NovaSeq 6000 instruments and operates with all flow cell configurations of paired-end 150 base-pair sequencing and XP lane segregation. This scalable operation allows the GSL to meet the demands of diverse sequencing projects from Genome Sequencing (GS) to RNA sequencing (RNA-seq). Sequencing Output per Flow Cell

NovaSeq 6000 System

Flow Cell Type SP S1 S2 S4

2 x 50 bp 65-80 Gb 134-167 Gb 333-417 Gb N/A †

2 x 100 bp 134-167 Gb 266-333 Gb 667-833 Gb 1600-2000 Gb

2 x 150 bp 200-250 Gb 400-500 Gb 1000-1250 Gb 2400-3000 Gb

2 x 250 bp 325-400 Gb N/A † N/A † N/A †

Clusters Passing Filter

Single Reads 650-800 million 1.3-1.6 billion 3.3-4.1 billion 8-10 billion

Paired-end Reads 1.3-1.6 billion 2.6-3.2 billion 6.6-8.2 billion 16-20 billion

Specifications based on Illumina PhiX control library. Yield and performance may vary depending on library type, sample quality, cluster density, and other experimental factors. † NA: not applicable. MISEQ (v3 chemistry) Illumina MiSeq generates up to 15 Gb of 2 x 300 paired-end reads in < 3 days. The MiSeq sequencer is suited for targeted gene sequencing, small genome sequencing, metagenomics, and amplicon sequencing. Sequencing Output per Standard Runs

MiSeq v3

Read Length Output Reads Passing Filter

1 x 150 bp 3.3-3.8 Gb 22-25 million

2 x 75 bp 3.3-3.8 Gb 44-50 million

2 x 300 bp 13.2-15 Gb 44-50 million

MINISEQ

Illumina MiniSeq is well suited for small genomes, metagenomics, amplicon, and plasmid sequencing. The MiniSeq offers the flexibility to meet dynamic project needs with variable read lengths and data output options.

Sequencing Output per Standard Runs

MiniSeq System High-Output Kit MiniSeq System Mid-Output Kit

Read Length 2 x 150 bp 2 x 75 bp 2 x 150 bp

Output 6.6-7.5 Gb 3.3-3.75 Gb 2.1-2.4 Gb

Reads Passing Filter 44-50 million 14-16 million

Next-Generation Sequencing Services

DNA Sequencing Services All DNA samples are evaluated for concentration by Qubit® and quality on Agilent 4200 TapeStation. Genome Sequencing (GS) We provide genome sequencing for interrogating single-nucleotide variants (SNVs), insertions and deletions (indels), structural variants (SVs), and copy number variants (CNVs) in genomic coding and non-coding regions. Service includes DNA QC, library prep, and sequencing on Illumina platforms using paired-end 150 base-pairs reads.

Human WGS sequence to yield an average 30X haploid coverage Human WGS sequence to yield an average 60X haploid coverage Custom options are available (including non-human samples). Please inquire.

Exome Sequencing (ES) Exome sequencing targets the protein-coding genes (exons) in a genome. The human exome represents less than 2 % of the genome but contains ~85% of known disease-related variants. Enriching for exonic loci reduces the amount of required sequence data and provides a cost-effective approach to identifying disease-associated genomic alterations. Exome sequencing is a solution-based hybridization enrichment method using 5’biotin-modified oligonucleotide probes to capture genomic regions of interest (exons). Service includes genomic DNA QC assessment, exome capture of DNA library, and sequencing on Illumina platforms as paired-end reads.

Human WES sequence to yield an average 100-150X depth of coverage Human WES sequence to yield an average 250X depth of coverage Mouse exome capture is available.

RNA Sequencing (RNA-Seq) Services All RNA samples are evaluated for concentration by Qubit® and integrity using Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer, or the Perkin Elmer LabGX. Total RNA-Seq with Ribosomal Reduction or Poly-A Selection RNA-Seq measures gene and transcript abundance and identifies known and novel features of the transcriptome. This service is for differential expression of RNA from Human/Rat/Mouse and other non-human organisms. Total RNA-seq with ribosomal RNA reduction removes rRNA from total RNA samples. In contrast to poly(A) selection enrichment, the rRNA reduction approach allows for the preservation of non-polyadenylated RNAs, including immature mRNAs and ncRNAs. Poly(A) selection is available on request. This service includes total RNA QC assessment, ribosomal RNA depletion or poly(A) selection, library construction with the addition of an external ERCC spike-in control (https://www.thermofisher.com/order/catalog/product), and sequenced on Illumina platform to generate 60-80 million150bp paired-end reads for human/mouse/rat samples. RNA-seq is also available for non-human/mouse/rat samples. Small/miRNA Sequencing Small non-coding RNAs play a role in gene silencing and post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression. Small/miRNA sequencing provides the ability to measure and compare the expression profiles of known miRNAs and other small non-coding RNAs. This service includes initial RNA QC assessment, library construction, size selection by Pippin Prep instrument, and sequencing on Illumina MiSeq or MiniSeq to generate 4 million 75bp paired-end reads per sample.

Sample Submission Requirements

How to Submit Samples

Initiate and Submit your request via iLab.

Login or Register for an iLab account, https://nch.corefacilities.org/landing/19 Under Core Facilities, select Nationwide Children’s Hospital (NCH) and Genomics Services Laboratory (GSL) Initiate the Next Generation Sequencing Request Enter the project description information on NGS Form The GSL will issue a quote upon completion of your request Agree to quote and provide payment information You must have payment information supplied before work on samples will begin

The core will assess nucleic acid integrity and concentration and may request replacements of sub-optimal samples. See Sample Submission Guidelines section on specifics of how to submit samples.
Ship or deliver your samples. If delivering your samples in person, please contact IGM Genomic Services to schedule a specific day and time. The Genomic Services Laboratory location is in Research Building 3, WB2160, on NCH main campus. Shipping address: 575 Children’s Crossroads, WB2160 The Steve and Cindy Rasmussen Institute for Genomic Medicine Abigail Wexner Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital Columbus, Ohio 43215 *Please contact IGMGenomicServices@NationwideChildrens.org for questions regarding service offerings and delivery of samples. Hours of Operation Regular hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Sample Submission Guidelines Please submit samples in Eppendorf 1.5 ml LoBind tubes (Fisher Sci; Cat#13-698-791), or Eppendorf™ twin.tec™ 96 Well LoBind PCR Plates, Skirted (Fisher Sci; Cat# E0030129512). Tubes should be clearly labeled and readable with GSL order number, sample identifier, and lab name/PI. For RNA/DNA QC services, submit samples in 0.5ml PCR strip tubes. Samples may be suspended in dH2O, 10mM Tris, or Qiagen EB. High salt (EDTA) concentration can interfere with the various enzymes that are used during library preparation. Our preference is that samples are suspended in dH2O. Library Preparation Services

Service Library Prep Method Input Material Concentration Minimum volume required Recommended amount

Human Whole Exome Sequencing (WES) NEBNext Ultrall FS Library Prep Captured using IDT xGEN Exome Research Panel v2 + Copy Number Variant Probes genomic DNA

25 ng/µL 20 µL ≥200 ng

Mouse Whole Exome Sequencing (WES) Agillent SureSelect QXT with Mouse ALL Exon Capture genomic DNA

20 ng/µL 20 µL ≥200 ng

Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) NEBNext Ultrall FS genomic DNA

25 ng/µL 20 µL ≥500 ng

FFPE DNA - WGS/WES NEBNext Ultrall FS genomic DNA

25 ng/µL 30 µL ≥1000 ng

Adaptive immunSEQ (human) hsTCRB kit genomic DNA 10-90 ng/µL 50-100 µL Dependent on Sample Type

FFPE RNA - Total Stranded RNA-seq NEBNext Ultrall II Directional Total RNA

50 ng/µL 20 µL ≥1000 ng

Stranded Total RNA-Seq NEBNext Ultrall II Directional Total RNA

50 ng/µL 20 µL ≥500 ng

miRNA-Seq NEBNext Small RNA Total RNA including small RNA fractions (>17NT)

50 ng/µL 25 µL ≥1000 ng

Sample Submission Guidelines for Sequencing Services (client-submitted libraries)

Illumina Sequencer Sample Type Minimum Volume Minimum Concentration

MiniSeq Final Library 20 µl 1 nM

MiSeq Final Library 20 µl 10 nM

HiSeq 4000 Final Library 20 µl 3 nM

NovaSeq 6000: SP-Standard Final Library 220 µl 2.25 nM

NovaSeq 6000: SP-XP (2-lane segregation) Final Library 20 µl per lane 1.5 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S1-STandard Final Library 220 µl 2.25 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S1-XP (2-lane segregation) Final Library 20 µl per lane 1.5 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S2-Standard Final Library 320 µl 2.25 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S2-XP (2-lane segregation) Final Library 25 µl per lane 1.5 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S4-Standard Final Library 620 µl 2.25 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S4-XP (4-land segregation) Final Library 35 µl per lane 1.5 nM

The following items to be completed prior to dropping off samples:

iLab request completed with payment Sample Submission Form and Project Intake Form will be provided by the Genomic Services Laboratory via email. Please fill out and email IGM Genomic Services alias and/or upload to the iLab order Please label all sample tubes and forms with iLab GSL order number

IGM GSL Acknowledgement Policy

Our facility does not expect authorship on studies using data generated on a fee-for-service basis. However, fee-for-service reimbursement for bioinformatics support does not alter the contribution to the academic enterprise, and co-authorship should be considered. Fee-for-service bioinformatics support is simply an alternative to salary support as would be provided by serving as a co-investigator on an NIH grant, for example. Consideration for authorship should be based on the accepted criteria of most medical journals with the contribution of each person being evaluated as a manuscript is prepared. These criteria generally cite both study design and bioinformatics analysis as intellectual input sufficient for authorship. It is impossible to define every situation in advance; however, it should be clear that reimbursement for time does not preclude or replace authorship. IGM Publications resulting from data generated in IGM Genomic Services Core should cite the Nationwide Foundation Pediatric Innovation Fund as well as the The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James) P30 grant P30 CA016058 which provides funding for our core. Suggested Acknowledgement: Methods: “[Service] was performed by the IGM Genomic Services Lab of The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus, Ohio” Acknowledgements: “We thank [name(s) of personnel] of the IGM Genomic Services Lab of the Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus, Ohio for their help with [help provided]”

NovaSeq 6000 System

Flow Cell Type SP S1 S2 S4

2 x 50 bp 65-80 Gb 134-167 Gb 333-417 Gb N/A †

2 x 100 bp 134-167 Gb 266-333 Gb 667-833 Gb 1600-2000 Gb

2 x 150 bp 200-250 Gb 400-500 Gb 1000-1250 Gb 2400-3000 Gb

2 x 250 bp 325-400 Gb N/A † N/A † N/A †

Clusters Passing Filter

Single Reads 650-800 million 1.3-1.6 billion 3.3-4.1 billion 8-10 billion

Paired-end Reads 1.3-1.6 billion 2.6-3.2 billion 6.6-8.2 billion 16-20 billion

MiSeq v3

Read Length Output Reads Passing Filter

1 x 150 bp 3.3-3.8 Gb 22-25 million

2 x 75 bp 3.3-3.8 Gb 44-50 million

2 x 300 bp 13.2-15 Gb 44-50 million

MINISEQ

Sequencing Output per Standard Runs

MiniSeq System High-Output Kit MiniSeq System Mid-Output Kit

Read Length 2 x 150 bp 2 x 75 bp 2 x 150 bp

Output 6.6-7.5 Gb 3.3-3.75 Gb 2.1-2.4 Gb

Reads Passing Filter 44-50 million 14-16 million

NOVASEQ 6000 (v1.5 chemistry)

The NovaSeq 6000 system is Illumina’s latest advancement in NGS sequencing instrumentation, which combines v1.5 SBS chemistry with high throughput patterned flow cell technology to drastically reduce run times, simplify workflows and provide greater flexibility and increased throughput. The NovaSeq is a dual flow cell instrument with four patterned flow cell configurations (SP, S1, S2 and S4) providing 0.08 Tb – 6 Tb of total sequence data output. The XP chemistry allows for independent lane segregation. Each patterned flow cell contains billions of nanowells, allowing optimal high-density library cluster formation with increasing data output (Gb) per flow cell.

The Genomics Service Laboratory (GSL) is equipped with two NovaSeq 6000 instruments and operates with all flow cell configurations of paired-end 150 base-pair sequencing and XP lane segregation. This scalable operation allows the GSL to meet the demands of diverse sequencing projects from Genome Sequencing (GS) to RNA sequencing (RNA-seq).

Sequencing Output per Flow Cell

MISEQ (v3 chemistry)

Illumina MiSeq generates up to 15 Gb of 2 x 300 paired-end reads in < 3 days. The MiSeq sequencer is suited for targeted gene sequencing, small genome sequencing, metagenomics, and amplicon sequencing.

Sequencing Output per Standard Runs

MINISEQ

Sequencing Output per Standard Runs

MiniSeq System High-Output Kit MiniSeq System Mid-Output Kit

Read Length 2 x 150 bp 2 x 75 bp 2 x 150 bp

Output 6.6-7.5 Gb 3.3-3.75 Gb 2.1-2.4 Gb

Reads Passing Filter 44-50 million 14-16 million

Human WGS sequence to yield an average 30X haploid coverage Human WGS sequence to yield an average 60X haploid coverage Custom options are available (including non-human samples). Please inquire.

Human WES sequence to yield an average 100-150X depth of coverage Human WES sequence to yield an average 250X depth of coverage Mouse exome capture is available.

DNA Sequencing Services

All DNA samples are evaluated for concentration by Qubit® and quality on Agilent 4200 TapeStation.

Genome Sequencing (GS)

We provide genome sequencing for interrogating single-nucleotide variants (SNVs), insertions and deletions (indels), structural variants (SVs), and copy number variants (CNVs) in genomic coding and non-coding regions. Service includes DNA QC, library prep, and sequencing on Illumina platforms using paired-end 150 base-pairs reads.

Human WGS sequence to yield an average 30X haploid coverage
Human WGS sequence to yield an average 60X haploid coverage
Custom options are available (including non-human samples). Please inquire.

Exome Sequencing (ES)

Exome sequencing targets the protein-coding genes (exons) in a genome. The human exome represents less than 2 % of the genome but contains ~85% of known disease-related variants. Enriching for exonic loci reduces the amount of required sequence data and provides a cost-effective approach to identifying disease-associated genomic alterations. Exome sequencing is a solution-based hybridization enrichment method using 5’biotin-modified oligonucleotide probes to capture genomic regions of interest (exons). Service includes genomic DNA QC assessment, exome capture of DNA library, and sequencing on Illumina platforms as paired-end reads.

Human WES sequence to yield an average 100-150X depth of coverage
Human WES sequence to yield an average 250X depth of coverage
Mouse exome capture is available.

RNA Sequencing (RNA-Seq) Services

All RNA samples are evaluated for concentration by Qubit® and integrity using Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer, or the Perkin Elmer LabGX.

Total RNA-Seq with Ribosomal Reduction or Poly-A Selection

RNA-Seq measures gene and transcript abundance and identifies known and novel features of the transcriptome. This service is for differential expression of RNA from Human/Rat/Mouse and other non-human organisms. Total RNA-seq with ribosomal RNA reduction removes rRNA from total RNA samples. In contrast to poly(A) selection enrichment, the rRNA reduction approach allows for the preservation of non-polyadenylated RNAs, including immature mRNAs and ncRNAs. Poly(A) selection is available on request. This service includes total RNA QC assessment, ribosomal RNA depletion or poly(A) selection, library construction with the addition of an external ERCC spike-in control (https://www.thermofisher.com/order/catalog/product), and sequenced on Illumina platform to generate 60-80 million150bp paired-end reads for human/mouse/rat samples. RNA-seq is also available for non-human/mouse/rat samples.

Small/miRNA Sequencing

Small non-coding RNAs play a role in gene silencing and post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression. Small/miRNA sequencing provides the ability to measure and compare the expression profiles of known miRNAs and other small non-coding RNAs. This service includes initial RNA QC assessment, library construction, size selection by Pippin Prep instrument, and sequencing on Illumina MiSeq or MiniSeq to generate 4 million 75bp paired-end reads per sample.

How to Submit Samples

Initiate and Submit your request via iLab.

The core will assess nucleic acid integrity and concentration and may request replacements of sub-optimal samples. See Sample Submission Guidelines section on specifics of how to submit samples.
Ship or deliver your samples. If delivering your samples in person, please contact IGM Genomic Services to schedule a specific day and time. The Genomic Services Laboratory location is in Research Building 3, WB2160, on NCH main campus. Shipping address: 575 Children’s Crossroads, WB2160 The Steve and Cindy Rasmussen Institute for Genomic Medicine Abigail Wexner Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital Columbus, Ohio 43215 *Please contact IGMGenomicServices@NationwideChildrens.org for questions regarding service offerings and delivery of samples. Hours of Operation Regular hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Sample Submission Guidelines Please submit samples in Eppendorf 1.5 ml LoBind tubes (Fisher Sci; Cat#13-698-791), or Eppendorf™ twin.tec™ 96 Well LoBind PCR Plates, Skirted (Fisher Sci; Cat# E0030129512). Tubes should be clearly labeled and readable with GSL order number, sample identifier, and lab name/PI. For RNA/DNA QC services, submit samples in 0.5ml PCR strip tubes. Samples may be suspended in dH2O, 10mM Tris, or Qiagen EB. High salt (EDTA) concentration can interfere with the various enzymes that are used during library preparation. Our preference is that samples are suspended in dH2O. Library Preparation Services

Service Library Prep Method Input Material Concentration Minimum volume required Recommended amount

Human Whole Exome Sequencing (WES) NEBNext Ultrall FS Library Prep Captured using IDT xGEN Exome Research Panel v2 + Copy Number Variant Probes genomic DNA

25 ng/µL 20 µL ≥200 ng

Mouse Whole Exome Sequencing (WES) Agillent SureSelect QXT with Mouse ALL Exon Capture genomic DNA

20 ng/µL 20 µL ≥200 ng

Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) NEBNext Ultrall FS genomic DNA

25 ng/µL 20 µL ≥500 ng

FFPE DNA - WGS/WES NEBNext Ultrall FS genomic DNA

25 ng/µL 30 µL ≥1000 ng

Adaptive immunSEQ (human) hsTCRB kit genomic DNA 10-90 ng/µL 50-100 µL Dependent on Sample Type

FFPE RNA - Total Stranded RNA-seq NEBNext Ultrall II Directional Total RNA

50 ng/µL 20 µL ≥1000 ng

Stranded Total RNA-Seq NEBNext Ultrall II Directional Total RNA

50 ng/µL 20 µL ≥500 ng

miRNA-Seq NEBNext Small RNA Total RNA including small RNA fractions (>17NT)

50 ng/µL 25 µL ≥1000 ng

Sample Submission Guidelines for Sequencing Services (client-submitted libraries)

Illumina Sequencer Sample Type Minimum Volume Minimum Concentration

MiniSeq Final Library 20 µl 1 nM

MiSeq Final Library 20 µl 10 nM

HiSeq 4000 Final Library 20 µl 3 nM

NovaSeq 6000: SP-Standard Final Library 220 µl 2.25 nM

NovaSeq 6000: SP-XP (2-lane segregation) Final Library 20 µl per lane 1.5 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S1-STandard Final Library 220 µl 2.25 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S1-XP (2-lane segregation) Final Library 20 µl per lane 1.5 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S2-Standard Final Library 320 µl 2.25 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S2-XP (2-lane segregation) Final Library 25 µl per lane 1.5 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S4-Standard Final Library 620 µl 2.25 nM

NovaSeq 6000: S4-XP (4-land segregation) Final Library 35 µl per lane 1.5 nM

The following items to be completed prior to dropping off samples:

How to Submit Samples

Initiate and Submit your request via iLab.

Login or Register for an iLab account, https://nch.corefacilities.org/landing/19
Under Core Facilities, select Nationwide Children’s Hospital (NCH) and Genomics Services Laboratory (GSL)
Initiate the Next Generation Sequencing Request
Enter the project description information on NGS Form
The GSL will issue a quote upon completion of your request
Agree to quote and provide payment information
You must have payment information supplied before work on samples will begin

The core will assess nucleic acid integrity and concentration and may request replacements of sub-optimal samples. See Sample Submission Guidelines section on specifics of how to submit samples.
Ship or deliver your samples. If delivering your samples in person, please contact IGM Genomic Services to schedule a specific day and time. The Genomic Services Laboratory location is in Research Building 3, WB2160, on NCH main campus.

Shipping address: 575 Children’s Crossroads, WB2160 The Steve and Cindy Rasmussen Institute for Genomic Medicine Abigail Wexner Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital Columbus, Ohio 43215

*Please contact IGMGenomicServices@NationwideChildrens.org for questions regarding service offerings and delivery of samples.

Hours of Operation

Regular hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Sample Submission Guidelines

Please submit samples in Eppendorf 1.5 ml LoBind tubes (Fisher Sci; Cat#13-698-791), or Eppendorf™ twin.tec™ 96 Well LoBind PCR Plates, Skirted (Fisher Sci; Cat# E0030129512). Tubes should be clearly labeled and readable with GSL order number, sample identifier, and lab name/PI.

For RNA/DNA QC services, submit samples in 0.5ml PCR strip tubes.

Samples may be suspended in dH2O, 10mM Tris, or Qiagen EB. High salt (EDTA) concentration can interfere with the various enzymes that are used during library preparation. Our preference is that samples are suspended in dH2O.

Library Preparation Services

Sample Submission Guidelines for Sequencing Services (client-submitted libraries)

The following items to be completed prior to dropping off samples:

iLab request completed with payment
Sample Submission Form and Project Intake Form will be provided by the Genomic Services Laboratory via email. Please fill out and email IGM Genomic Services alias and/or upload to the iLab order
Please label all sample tubes and forms with iLab GSL order number

The Computational Genomics Group has developed state of the art analytical pipelines for NGS analysis including, but not limited to, transcriptomics (RNA-Seq and miRNA-Seq), whole genome sequencing (WGS), whole exome sequencing (WES) and paired tumor-normal somatic variant detection. Through development of the balanced parallelization strategy for human genome analysis (named “Churchill”), we were successfully able to reduce the time taken to go from raw sequencer output to final variant calls from days to under two hours, enabling both rapid and accurate identification of disease causing genetic variants in germline and cancer samples. In addition to developing our own bioinformatics tools, the unit also evaluates and supports multiple software products for genomics applications that are designed to make data analysis tools accessible to biologists.

IGM Publications resulting from data generated in IGM Genomic Services Core should cite the Nationwide Foundation Pediatric Innovation Fund as well as the The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James) P30 grant P30 CA016058 which provides funding for our core.

Suggested Acknowledgement:

Methods: “[Service] was performed by the IGM Genomic Services Lab of The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus, Ohio”

Acknowledgements: “We thank [name(s) of personnel] of the IGM Genomic Services Lab of the Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus, Ohio for their help with [help provided]”

NOVASEQ 6000 (v1.5 chemistry)#

Sequencing Output per Flow Cell#

MISEQ (v3 chemistry)#

Sequencing Output per Standard Runs#

MINISEQ#

DNA Sequencing Services #

Genome Sequencing (GS)#

Exome Sequencing (ES)#

RNA Sequencing (RNA-Seq) Services#

Total RNA-Seq with Ribosomal Reduction or Poly-A Selection#

Small/miRNA Sequencing#

How to Submit Samples#

Hours of Operation#

Sample Submission Guidelines #

Library Preparation Services#

Sample Submission Guidelines for Sequencing Services (client-submitted libraries)#

NOVASEQ 6000 (v1.5 chemistry)

Sequencing Output per Flow Cell

MISEQ (v3 chemistry)

Sequencing Output per Standard Runs

MINISEQ

DNA Sequencing Services

Genome Sequencing (GS)

Exome Sequencing (ES)

RNA Sequencing (RNA-Seq) Services

Total RNA-Seq with Ribosomal Reduction or Poly-A Selection

Small/miRNA Sequencing

How to Submit Samples

Hours of Operation

Sample Submission Guidelines

Library Preparation Services

Sample Submission Guidelines for Sequencing Services (client-submitted libraries)