Clinical Genomics Göteborg
National facility, part of Diagnostics Development
Clinical Genomics Gothenburg was established in January 2016 as a collaborative effort between the Sahlgrenska Academy at the University of Gothenburg and Area 4, Laboratory Medicine at the Sahlgrenska University Hospital. Its mission is to facilitate translational research and help bridge the gap from research to clinical routine. The bioinformatics facility and sequencing facility are closely associated, providing an end-to-end solution from sample to analysis. Translational research projects are carried out in close collaboration with both researchers and clinicians, locally and nationally.
SERVICES
We provide sequencing and bioinformatics support for clinical research and clinical implementation projects with a focus on NGS, including sequencing and/or data analysis. Our bioinformatics facility provides guidance and support on a wide range of NGS applications including WGS for clinical applications where data is generated at the Clinical Genomics facility in Stockholm. The sequencing facility performs RNA-seq, exome sequencing, panels, metagenomics and bacterial genome sequencing locally, including 10x single-cell, exome and WGS. We also perform general consulting and support on cluster hardware and software infrastructure development and storage for NGS applications.
APPLICATIONS
Projects are divided into three packages focusing on different aspects of clinical research:
- WP1: Acquired Diseaseas
- Lead bioinformatician: Alvar Almstedt
- WP2: Hereditary Disease
- Lead bioinformatician: Mathias Johansson
- WP3: Microbiology
- Lead bioinformatician: Jens Persson-Werling
EQUIPMENT
BFx Facility:
- 532 core secure computing cluster
- 144 Tb SSD-backed RAID 10 Storage
- Univa GridEngine
- CLC Genomics Server Software
Sequencing Facility (GCSU):
- 10x Chromium Genomics + Single-Cell Platform
- 2 NextSeq500
- 3 MiSeq
- 3 IonTorrent PGM
- 1 Ion S5
