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The service being offered at this company looks pretty interesting. The quick start example looks very reasonable (I didn't sign up to run, but I guess it must
by gajomi 12y ago
The service being offered at this company looks pretty interesting. The quick start example looks very reasonable (I didn't sign up to run, but I guess it must all work out). I was kind of confused though about finding and/or registering reagents and cell strains. How do you do this? It would be nice if there were another quick start example that completes some kind of standard growth assay for a verified bacterial strain (does Transcriptic have a strain library?) in one or two different media types. As a potential customer this is the sort of proof of concept example that I would want to see before pursuing anything further.
- frisco 12y agoWe do not have a strain library that's generally available across customers. That's organization-specific IP. Strains (which we'd call a type of "resource") are usually sent in by the customer, created from scratch (eg buy TOP10 cells and transform), or bought from a commercial vendor through us. Send us an email and we'd be happy to talk more! team@transcriptic will go to me and a few other people who can answer these questions.