A Genotypic group company - The company that simplified genomics
Agri-genomics offerings
QTLomics offer services ranging from discovery of markers, development of assays and testing in various stages of plant breeding and seed production.
QTLomics has extensive experience in applying NGS , Microarray and PCRtechnologies individually or in combination to get the best value for investment.
Pre-Breeding
Sequence plant genomes and transcriptomes to understand genome architecture and metabolic capabilities and Genotype - Phenotype correlations.
Development and implementation of DNA fingerprinting assays to identify varieties and differentiate diverse species.
Discover and validate SNP/SSR markers using NGS-RAD/RRL/GBS OR Transcriptome/Whole Genome Sequencing.
Applying gene expression (microarrays/RNASeq) for functional markers.
Any plant - Any Hybrid - Any Parent: High throughput comparative genomics with wide range of sample size and DNA sequence variations.
Breeding
Discovery and development of trait related (SSR and SNP) markers and assays.
Supply of reagents or full service including training and interpretation.
Plant genotyping applications including MAS/backcrossing/trait related markers.
Diagnosis of resistant genes for various (Viral, Fungal, Bacterial and Nematode) pathogens by ready to use pathogen resistance marker testing service using kits developed by our partner DYN R&D, Israel.
* These tests are performed using a panel of 8 to 10 optimized marker assays.
** These tests are performed using one or two robust heterozygous marker specific to the hybrid.
Products
SNP database and ready to use SNP microarrays for tomato, soybean, eggplant and potato.
Ready to use Purity Marker tests for tomato, hot pepper and sweet pepper, melons, water melon, cotton, onion and Trait related marker tests for tomato, pepper, melon and for other vegetables and crops.
A unique custom array based technology for assaying very large number of SNPs (10K to 400K) in small number of samples (<100).
Gene expression microarrays (from Genotypic) for chickpea, rice, tomato, barley, wheat, sorghum, melon, watermelon and many other plants.... more