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We Provide 10x Genomics Sequencing with Long Read Solutions for ...

- Access to High/Low Complexity Regions
- Access to Repetitive Regions
- Structural Variants and Complex Rearrangements
- Copy Number Determination
- Single cell sequencing

Global Screening Array for under $50! Offers predictive risk screening and large-scale GWAS featuring ...

- Highly predictive hand-curated content
- 660,000 high-value markers
- Up to 50,000 custom markers
- Imputation to match any genotyping platform

Contact Us to learn more or receive a free consultation.

CAG wins $3.6 million NIH grant for study on patient care decisions.

Researchers will analyze DNA sequencing in common pediatric conditions and evaluate how sharing this information with patients impacts treatment decisions.

Read more at PhillyVoice.

CAG and Medgenics Announce Rare & Orphan Disease Collaboration.

Partnership will bring together the premier pediatric genomics research organization and ex vivo gene therapy innovator.

Read more, including interviews with CHOP, CAG and Medgenics leaders at GlobeNewswire.

CAG Researchers Discover Three Possible Autism Treatment Targets

DNA analysis from thousands of patients uncovers gene networks that offer attractive targets for developing new treatments.

Read more at Drug Discovery & Development.

Review the research paper from Nature Communications.

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About Us
Our aim is to discover the genetic causes of prevalent childhood diseases and translate findings into medical innovations.

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The Center is engaged in a number of major research projects, and we aim to collect and analyze data from more than 100,000 children.

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We collaborate with researchers in the academic, public, and private sectors. The Center has the capacity to genotype thousands of samples per week.

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We currently have more than 50 active disease projects - internally and in collaboration with research teams in North America, Europe, and Asia.

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