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Description
The Genomics Core Facility, directed by Dr. Jill Macoska, is a fee-for-service core facility located on the campus of UMass Boston. The Genomics Core service model fills a critical gap in genomics research by offering tailored services that move early ideas through feasibility assessment to project completion. We provide an accessible venue for exploratory, high risk / potentially high pay-off genomics-based studies, especially those that require innovative and/or technically challenging approaches.
The Genomics Core was established in 2015 by the Center for Personalized Cancer Therapy (CPCT) to enable UMass Boston investigators and academic and industry collaborators to carry out basic and translational genomics research. The Core leverages cutting-edge technologies and next-generation sequencing capabilities to help investigators move genomics-based projects from basic ideas through explorative feasibility studies to project completion. The CPCT Genomics Core is aligned with the U54 Cancer Research Partnership.
The Genomics Core was established in 2015 by the Center for Personalized Cancer Therapy (CPCT) to enable UMass Boston investigators and academic and industry collaborators to carry out basic and translational genomics research. The Core leverages cutting-edge technologies and next-generation sequencing capabilities to help investigators move genomics-based projects from basic ideas through explorative feasibility studies to project completion. The CPCT Genomics Core is aligned with the U54 Cancer Research Partnership.