Bioinformatics Core
The Georgia Cancer Center's Bioinformatics Core provides expert bioinformatics consultation, analysis, and support to advance research at Georgia Cancer Center and Augusta University. Through collaboration and leveraging the university's high-performance computing (HPC) services, we help researchers translate data into new insights that advance human health.
The GCC Bioinformatics Core has a growing list of collaborators, including 55+ investigators
contributing to 176+ research projects. Our broad reach reflects the impact of accessible,
high-quality bioinformatics support across the research community.
Please contact us for free consultations, quotations, or letters of support.
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GCC Bioinformatics Core
Health Sciences Campus
GCC - M. Bert Storey Research Building
1410 Laney Walker Boulevard, Augusta, GA
CN3115
Services
Analyses
Services include, among others:
- Data processing (QC & preprocessing)
- Bulk RNA-Seq
- ATAC-Seq
- scRNA-Seq / snRNA-seq
- Multiomics
- Spatial transcriptomics
- WGS/WES
- Custom analysis support
- Biorepository support
- Grant support
Technologies Supported
We work with a wide range of data from different technologies
Sequencing platforms
- Illumina (NovaSeq, NextSeq)
- PacBio (Sequel IIe, Revio)
- ONT (MinION, PromethION)
Single-cell & spatial platforms
- 10x Genomics (Chromium, VisiumHD, Xenium)
- BD Rhapsody
- Bruker (CosMx, GeoMx)
We also support other specialized assays such as CUT&RUN and PRO-Seq, as well as external vendor files (e.g., Novogene, ParseBiosciences).
Pricing
For more details on our services & prices, please visit our iLab & GCC Bioinformatics listings:
Collaborate
We're happy to help you get started - reach out to discuss your project and how we can support it.
Please contact us for free consultations, quotations, or letters of support.
Publications resulting from use of the core's resources or expertise should recognize the Georgia Cancer Center Bioinformatics Core at Augusta University. Core personnel who contribute substantially or help guide scientific development of a bioinformatics project should be included as co-authors when appropriate.
Please include the suggested acknowledgment in your manuscripts:
We acknowledge the support and contribution of the Georgia Cancer Center Bioinformatics Core, Augusta University (RRID: SCR_027372).
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