The Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center Cancer Genomics Core Facility is a state-of-the-art, integrated, multi-site, shared resource consortium that was formed in 2016 through a merger of the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center Cancer (SKCC) Cancer Genomics Core (SCGC) located at Thomas Jefferson University and the conjoint omics capabilities of the Center for Genomic Sciences (CGS) and the Center for Advanced Microbial Processing (CAMP) both of which are located within the Institute for Molecular Medicine and Infectious Diseases at Drexel University College of Medicine. The SKCC Cancer Genomics Shared Resource (CGSR) merges the capabilities of the two core facilities, together with the CGS and CAMP under the direction of Professor Brian Wigdahl PhD continuing operation at Drexel, and the SCGC under the direction of Professor Andrew South PhD continuing at TJU. This unique Shared Resource provides a collaborative interdisciplinary teaching and service environment which employs scientists and clinicians who provide consultative services in terms of experimental design and data analyses, as well as a very broad range of high-throughput and high-fidelity laboratory services.
The laboratory technical services include genomics, transcriptomics, and epigenetics with focus on single cell analysis at the TJU site and long read-sequencing as well as microbiome analysis at the Drexel site.
These facilities are dedicated to meeting the current and future needs of both researchers and clinicians and regularly implement new technologies and methods to provide the highest level of service. In addition, an integral role of the facility is to test new equipment and implement novel assays in collaboration with biotech companies. Included in these offerings are leading-edge capabilities in single cell analysis, ultra-long DNA sequencing, whole genome non-modified epigenetic analyses, and ultra-precise nucleic acid quantification technologies, all technologies that are rarely found in core facilities and which provide significant value-added to researchers with non-standard and complicated questions relating to oncogenesis.
The integration of the multiple omics methodologies within the SKCC Cancer Genomics Shared Resource wherein all of the faculty providers are co-localized provides for exceptional interdisciplinary expertise for the development of cross-cutting, complementary, and confirmatory studies with orthogonal technologies.
Instruments:
Services:
1.RNA sequencing : SKCC provides variety of bulk RNA sequencing services, such as stranded mRNA-seq, total RNA with Ribosomal depletion, small RNA-seq on Illumina instruments.
2.DNA sequencing: SKCC provides variety of DNA sequencing services, such as Whole Genome Sequencing, Whole Exome Sequencing, available or customized targeted Sequencing on Illumina instruments.
3.Single cell sequencing: SKCC utilize 10X genomics technology to provide variety of single cell services, such as 10x single cell RNAseq, 10X Linked Read Sequencing, 10x ATAC-Seq.
4.Spatial transcriptomics: SKCC provides variety of cutting-edge spatial services, such as Visium Spatial and Nanostring GeoMx samples sequencing
Andrew South, Ph.D., Director, andrew.south@jefferson.edu
Paolo Fortina, MD, Ph.D., Director (will step down in 2024), paolo.fortina@jefferson.edu
Sankar Addya, Ph.D., Research Associate, sankar.addya@jefferson.edu
Suhao Han, Ph.D., Research Associate, suhao.han@jefferson.edu
Emilie Lee, B.S., Research Assistant, Emilie.Lee@jefferson.edu
Garth Ehrlich, Co-Director, ge33@drexel.edu 215-762-1878
Carol Hope, Business Manager,clh353@drexel.edu 215-762-2959
Joshua Mell Deputy, Director, Genomics jcm385@drexel.edu 215-762-1445
Joshua Earl, Deputy Director, Bioinformatics, jpe39@drexel.edu 215-762-8133
Joris Beld, Deputy Director, Metabolomics & Proteomics, jb3669@drexelmed.edu 215-762-1735
Azad Ahmed, Laboratory Manager, Genomics, aia38@drexelmed.edu 215-762-1958
Bhaswati Sen, Laboratory Technician, Genomics bs563@drexel.edu
Rachel Ehrlich, Bioinformatician rle36@drexel.edu
Thomas Jefferson University |
Drexel University 245 North 15th Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 Room 14309 |
Hours Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm |
Hours Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm |
Name | Role | Phone | Location | |
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Andrew South, PhD |
Co-Director
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(215) 955-1934
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axs348@jefferson.edu
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Bluemle Life Science Bldg
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Garth Ehrlich, PhD |
Co-Director
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(215) 762-1878
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ge33@drexel.edu
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Drexel University College of Medicine
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Service List |
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Name | Description | Price | |
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TJU Agilent Bioanalyzer DNA High Sensitivity |
Increased sensitivity for DNA analysis, down to 5 pg/µL for fragment analysis or 100 pg/uL for complex DNA samples, such as NGS libraries. |
Inquire | |
TJU Agilent Tape Station DNA D1000 |
DNA from 35 to 1000 bp. DNA sample detection is possible down to 0.1 ng/µL. |
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TJU Agilent Tape Station DNA D5000 High Sensitivity |
DNA from 100 to 5000 bp. |
Inquire |