Whole-genome resequencing is used to sequence the genomes of different individuals with existing reference sequences or species that are sufficiently close to known reference sequences, and performs differential analysis at the individual or population level on this basis, which can tap the differences and structural variation of gene sequences in many aspects and help genetics research, It reveals biologically important sequence variation, studies genetic variation related to complex traits in plants and animals, and provides significant guidance in plant and animal breeding research.
CD Genomics provides genome resequencing services to assist researchers in discovering single nucleotide polymorphic loci (SNPs), copy number variants (CNVs), insertion / deletion (Indel) and other variant types, helping researchers amplify individual reference genome information into genetic traits of biological populations with minimal research costs. Up to now, we have provided whole genome resequencing of more species such as black goat, goat pig, buffalo, black bee, horticultural crops. Through whole genome resequencing of plants and animals, we provide researchers with molecular characteristics of plants and animals, which provide powerful data support for researchers to study functional genes, and provide new ideas and clues for the localization of functional genes.
Next-generation sequencing platforms (NGS): Illumina NovaSeq 6000, MGI DNBSEQ-T7
Long-read sequencing platforms: PacBio Sequel II/IIe
Plants and animals genome resequencing in different subpopulations of the same species, such as wild germplasm resources, domesticated germplasm resources, different strains of local germplasm resources, different geographic subgroups, etc., followed by population evolutionary studies to analyze the genetic evolutionary relationships and population structure of the species, and GWAS analysis to locate genes or regions related to key traits, and finally, association analyses of population evolution and GWAS to locate key candidate loci and regions. Finally, we will correlate the population evolution and GWAS to locate the key candidate loci and regions, which will lay the foundation for the subsequent studies on species development, candidate gene function, and improvement of key agronomic traits.
CD Genomics resequencing + GWAS solution
Sampling of natural populations, lineage populations and mutant populations, based on long-read plant and animal resequencing, long-read de novo genome sequencing, NGS plant and animal resequencing, transcriptome sequencing, and other genomics technologies, to accurately study the genetic evolutionary relationship and population structure of the species, accurately locate the key genes and regions, and study the transcription, translation, and metabolism of the key genes in the body of the plant and animal. We also help our clients study the transcription, translation and metabolism of key genes in plants and animals, laying the foundation for subsequent studies on species development, candidate gene function research and verification, and improvement of key agronomic traits.
CD Genomics resequencing + multiomics data analysis service
Sample type | Genomic DNA |
Sample concentration | ≥ 100 ng/μL |
Total sample | ≥ 30 μg |
Sample purity | OD260/280 for 1.8-2.2 |
Electrophoresis requirements | Clear main band, no degradation or mild degradation |
Fig 2. Whole genome resequencing workflow
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What genetic variants can be detected by resequencing?
Resequencing allows for the identification of various genetic variants, including:
What is the appropriate sample size?
The recommended sample size depends on the type of sample and the study's objectives. For population evolution studies, a sample size of more than 30 is advised, as statistically, this is considered large. In gene mining projects, such as GWAS analysis or linkage analysis, larger populations yield more robust results. Generally, more than 300 samples are recommended for GWAS analysis, and over 200 samples for family groups. We recommend you contact our technique team for more information.
What are the data recommendations for performing whole genome resequencing?
The amount of data required per sample is influenced by the sample type and the intended data analysis.
These guidelines ensure optimal data quality and statistical power for various research objectives in resequencing projects.
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