Core Facility of Genomics

Genomics services for research, healthcare and biotech

The University of Tartu, Institute of Genomics, Core Facility of Genomics provides sequencing, genotyping and genomic analysis services for academic, clinical and industry projects. Our expertise spans long-read sequencing, population genomics, ancient DNA and integrated bioinformatics, supporting projects from pilot studies to national-scale genomics initiatives.


Highlights

  • 10,000 long-read genomes sequenced

  • 200,000+ biobank samples genotyped

  • Dedicated ancient DNA facility

  • ISO 17025 accredited laboratory

  • International research collaborations

  • Integrated laboratory and bioinformatics support


Why work with us

Leadership in long-read genomics
Our team contributes to one of Europe's largest long-read population genomics projects, applying PacBio HiFi and advanced bioinformatics to comprehensive genome analysis, structural variant discovery and DNA methylation profiling.

One integrated team throughout your project
From experimental design and sample processing to data analysis and delivery, genomics technology experts and bioinformaticians work together throughout every stage of your project, ensuring continuity and efficient communication.

Advanced infrastructure and accredited quality
Our facility integrates long-read and short-read sequencing, genome-wide genotyping, DNA methylation analysis and specialised ancient DNA workflows. Operating under ISO 17025 accredited quality management procedures, we deliver reliable and reproducible results for research, healthcare and commercial applications.

Next Generation Sequencing

Genotyping and DNA Methylation Analysis

Ancient DNA Services

Sanger sequencing and genotyping

Accrediation and standardisation

Estonian accreditation centre accredited calibration laboratory reg. nr. L300 in accordance with the standard EVS-EN ISO/IEC 17025:2017.


The equipment of the Core Facility of Genomics has financed from different European funding instruments like FP7 grant and EU structural Fund grants.

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