White Papers
June 16, 2022
Maize QC
The maize QA/QC SNPs panel was developed at the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT).
The objective of a QA/QC SNP panel is to enable the generation of a unique SNP profile for every corn line, thus, allowing to tell any two lines apart and detect off-types within a line.
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March 28, 2022
LSU500 US Rice
The Louisiana State University (LSU) 550 SNP Panel was developed by Chris Hernandez (Postdoctoral Associate) and Tommaso Cerioli (Ph.D. Student) in the laboratories of Prof. Adam Famoso at the Louisiana State University AgCetner and Prof. Kelly Robbins at Cornell University.
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June 8, 2021
IRRI 1K-RiCA V.4 White Paper
AgriPlex Genomics and IRRI have collaborated to update the 1k-RiCA custom SNP Panel for indica rice. The V.4 panel implemented at AgriPlex provides an excellent, cost-effective alternative for applications requiring a moderate to high sample throughput at modest SNP density.
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October 20, 2020
NRGene and AgriPlex Genomics Announce Mutual Collaboration for Mid-Density Genotyping Services
NRGene and Agriplex Genomics are pleased to announce a non-exclusive collaboration to provide end-to-end optimized mid-density genotyping services. This new collaboration couples NRGene’s new software solution for optimized genotyping with Agriplex’s amplicon-based technology to offer the breeding community a complete end-to-end solution for low-cost genotyping.
May 18, 2020
IRRI 1k-RiCA V.2 White Paper
AgriPlex Genomics and IRRI have collaborated to create and implement a custom SNP Panel for indica rice. The RiCA V.2 panel implemented at AgriPlex provides an excellent, cost-effective alternative for applications requiring a moderate to high sample throughput at modest SNP density.
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April 15, 2020
Los Baños, Philippines, and Cleveland, USA - The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and AgriPlex Genomics have entered a partnership to combine AgriPlex’s NGS (Next Generation Sequencing) genotyping technology with IRRI’s advanced breeding of rice and DNA marker development.