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Genomics & Massive Sequencing

Scientific supervisor: Begoña Aguado
Genomics technical director: Laura Tabera Moreno   | NGS technical director: Sandra González de la Fuente

  genomica (at) cbm.csic.es | genomicangs (at) cbm.csic.es
  Third floor - 312

El Servicio de Genómica y Secuenciación Masiva del CBMSO es responsable de la implementación y desarrollo de tecnologías de biología molecular y genómica. La filosofía del servicio radica fundamentalmente en adaptarse lo más posible a las necesidades del usuario. Por ello, el modelo de funcionamiento es muy abierto y se basa en dos aspectos principales: la atención individualizada (tanto en diseño como en realización y análisis de experimentos) y la posibilidad de uso libre (mediante reserva electrónica) de la mayoría de los equipos adscritos al servicio. Esto permite al usuario decidir su nivel de implicación en cada caso según sus necesidades y circunstancias.

En la actualidad proporciona equipamiento y/o soporte a los grupos de investigación para el uso de las siguientes tecnologías:

  • Espectrofotometría
  • Extracción automatizada de ácidos nucleicos
  • Determinación de integridad de RNA
  • PCR y RT-PCR convencional
  • PCR y RT-PCR en tiempo real
  • Secuenciación masiva (NGS)
  • Software de búsqueda e integración de datos experimentales

El Servicio de Genómica y Secuenciación Masiva también organiza y participa en determinados eventos en su ámbito de interés, como el Curso de ENSEMBL (2010), las Jornadas de Secuenciación Masiva (2010-2014) o la Jornada de Introducción a la Investigación del CBMSO (2013). Además, desde finales de 2014 coordina la participación de varios investigadores en el MinION Access Program de Oxford Nanopore.

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* For external calls please dial 34 91196 followed by the extension number
Last nameNameLaboratoryExt.*e-mail
Aguado OreaBegoña3124573baguado(at)cbm.csic.es
Atencia CibreiroMaría Gabriela3124599g.atencia(at)cbm.csic.es
González de la FuenteSandra313.24704sandra.g(at)cbm.csic.es
Lorca AlonsoIván313.24704ivan.lorca(at)cbm.csic.es
Martínez GarcíaPaula313.24704paula.martinez(at)cbm.csic.es
Santos GalindoMaría313.24704msantos(at)cbm.csic.es
Tabera MorenoLaura3124599ltabera(at)cbm.csic.es

Secuenciación masiva

El Servicio de Genómica y Secuenciación Masiva ofrece asesoría en el diseño experimental de proyectos de NGS así como en la selección de la mejor solución tecnológica en función de las necesidades del usuario. Asimismo, media entre el usuario y las plataformas de NGS en la entrega de muestras y datos y en del seguimiento de este tipo de proyectos. Además proporciona soporte técnico y análisis computacional de datos experimentales procedentes de experimentos de NGS, microarrays y otras tecnologías, así como de bases de datos. Desde finales de 2014 coordina la participación de varios investigadores en el MinION Access Program de Oxford Nanopore. Por último, el servicio organiza seminarios y cursos de formación para usuarios.

En los siguientes enlaces puedes encontrar información sobre las diferentes tecnologías de secuenciación masiva con las que trabajamos:

Para información más detallada escribir a genomicangs@cbm.csic.es

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Organización y/o participación:

  • Curso "Access to genes and genomes with ENSEMBL" (Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute/EMBL-EBI, Madrid, 2009)
  • I Jornada de Secuenciación Masiva (CBMSO, Madrid, 2010)
  • II Jornada de Secuenciación Masiva (CBMSO, Madrid, 2011)
  • Curso "Introduction to Galaxy, an interactive NGS analisys platform" (Madrid, 2012)
  • Curso "European Nucleotide Archive (ENA): Sequence data storage and management with Genome Collections and TSA" (EMBL-EBI, Madrid, 2012)
  • III Jornada de Secuenciación Masiva (CBMSO, Madrid, 2012)
  • I Jornada de introducción a la investigación (CBMSO, Madrid, 2013
  • IV Jornada de Secuenciación Masiva (CBMSO, Madrid, 2014)
  • Seminario para participantes en el MinION Access Program (MAP) (CBMSO, Madrid, 2015)

Asistencia:

  • Quantification of Gene Expression by real-time RT-qPCR (EMBL, Heidelberg, 2006)
  • TATAA Biocenter qPCR Workshop: 2-day qPCR Biostatistics Module (Freising-Wehienstephan, 2007)
  • NGS 2009 - Conference on Next-Generation Sequencing: Challenges and Opportunities (Barcelona, 2009)
  • Advanced methods for RNA quantification (BBSRC, Londres, 2009)
  • Access to genes and genomes with ENSEMBL (Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute/EMBL-EBI, 2009)
  • I reunion de usuarios 454 sequencing (Roche, Barcelona, 2010)
  • qPCR, Next-Generation Sequencing & Analytical Genomics (Londres, 2010)
  • Advanced course: Next Generation Sequencing (Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Hinxton-Cambridge, 2010)
  • Introducción a Linux (Madrid, 2011)
  • qPCR Europe (Munich, 2011)
  • Illumina Southern Europe User Group Meeting (Niza, 2011)
  • 3rd Annual Next Generation Sequencing Congress (Londres, 2011)
  • qPCR Europe (Frankfurt, 2012)
  • 4th Annual Next Generation Sequencing Congress (Londres, 2012)
  • Curso European Nucleotide Archive (ENA): Sequence data storage and management with Genome Collections and TSA (Madrid, 2012)
  • 5th Next Generation Sequencing Congress & 1st Single Cell Analysis Congress (Londres, 2013)
  • 6th Next Generation Sequencing Congress & 2nd Single Cell Analysis Congress (Londres, 2014)

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