About

About

The Genomics Laboratory supports NGS-based nucleic acid biomarker discovery, qPCR/ddPCR validation, and cellular mechanism research.

Automated library preparation equipment with a Discovery NGS to Validation ddPCR workflow
QIAcube HT automated high-throughput nucleic acid extraction and a cell-culture-based functional genomics environment
One platform for integrated Genomics Research - Discovery, Validation, and Mechanism integrated platform

Based on human-derived resources, the Genomics Laboratory performs nucleic acid extraction from both large sample sets and trace specimens using automated systems, and can comprehensively obtain cfDNA/RNA, cellular, and genomic information from a single blood sample. It also carries out systematic quality control through fluorometric nucleic acid quantification and nucleic acid size-based QC systems.

The laboratory supports multimodal, multi-omics discovery research including genomic, transcriptomic, single-cell/nuclei transcriptomic, ATAC, and spatial transcriptome analyses, and actively applies the latest bioinformatics techniques. From the discovery stage through validation and mechanism research, it supports integrated studies involving both in vitro and in vivo models.

For detailed research: Clinical Nucleic Acid Lab website

Contact

Hee-Young Seok
(Senior Research Professor · Medical Research Innovation Center (CMI), Rooms 2206-2 to 2206-5)

02-2072-4365

hyseok@snuh.org

Eun-Young Cha
(In charge of Nucleic Acid/NGS/10x · Medical Research Innovation Center (CMI), Rooms 2206-2 to 2206-5)

02-2072-1802

ikoly99@snuh.org

Hye-Young Park
(In charge of qPCR/ddPCR/10x · Medical Research Innovation Center (CMI), Rooms 2206-2 to 2206-5)

02-2072-1802

21718@snuh.org