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Stowers with Transnetyx
Exclusive Genotyping Agreement:
Stowers Institute for Medical Research has arranged for automated genotyping services to be provided by Transnetyx, Inc. The SIMR has negotiated a very favorable price structure through an Institutional Testing service offered exclusively to Stowers researchers by Transnetyx.
Transnetyx has developed a proprietary technology and high throughput process for DNA extraction and analysis. Their automated genotyping service screens for transgenic, knock-out, knock-in mutations and single base changes in tissue using real time PCR. Results are reported electronically within 72 hours.
 Mouse Genotyping Service:
Transnetyx offers a fast, easy and accurate way to get your genotyping results. Simply register for an on-line genotyping account by clicking here. The Transnetyx Quick Order system allows you to place orders, manage your genetic strain information and assays, as well as view and manage your genotyping results.
- Free Assay Design
Transnetyx does not believe you should be penalized to start genotyping with us. Therefore, as part of our service you will work with our team of assay design specialists free of charge. The Transnetyx Assay Design Team is trained and experienced in mouse breeding, bench research, and bioinformatics. They will ensure that you have a robust and efficient real time PCR assay that is specific to your mutation and works in our fully automated, high-throughput system.
You will also be assigned a Transnetyx Project Manager who will act to expedite each of your genotyping projects from assay design all the way through sample submission and results reporting. Your Transnetyx project manager will work for you and be your main point of contact.
- Free Shipping
Mail Your Tail with Stowers Institute for Medical Research and you will not be charged for shipping. The CRI Mail Services will manage the shipment of samples 2 times a week and cover the shipping charges. Drop your samples in your institution's TAG center and your samples will automatically be sent to Transnetyx.
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