Flexible Study Design
Germline, somatic, matched tumor-normal, human cell-line, and other research configurations.
B&B Bio Next Generation Sequencing
Focused sequencing of protein-coding regions to support genomic variant research, human cell-line studies, inherited-disease research, and oncology projects.
B&B Bio helps researchers, laboratories, and biotechnology companies maintain high standards of quality and reproducibility through reliable authentication workflows.
Every project is reviewed for sample type, DNA quality, study design, coverage objectives, sequencing configuration, bioinformatics scope, and required deliverables before work begins.
Service Overview
Whole Exome Sequencing enriches and sequences exons, the protein-coding portions of genes. It provides a focused approach for identifying sequence variants that may affect protein structure or function while reducing the data volume associated with whole-genome sequencing.
B&B Bio can support the complete workflow from DNA quality review and library preparation through exome capture, sequencing, quality assessment, data processing, and research-focused variant analysis.
Germline, somatic, matched tumor-normal, human cell-line, and other research configurations.
Sequencing depth and run design are established according to the biological question and sample type.
Options may include alignment, quality metrics, SNV and small-indel calling, annotation, and selected additional analyses.
Raw and processed files, quality summaries, and project-specific reports are agreed before initiation.
Research objectives, sample groups, reference genome, DNA source, quality, quantity, and desired outputs are reviewed.
Sequencing libraries are prepared, indexed, quality checked, and enriched using an appropriate exome-capture workflow.
Libraries are sequenced using the agreed configuration, followed by review of run quality, coverage, and data yield.
Data processing, selected variant analysis, quality summaries, files, and reports are delivered according to the project plan.
Study Design
Variant discovery in constitutional DNA for inherited-disease, family, population, and model-system research.
Exome profiling of tumors, matched tumor-normal pairs, and oncology research materials.
Genomic characterization of human cell lines, engineered models, clones, and treatment-response studies.
Sample Planning
High-quality DNA with documented concentration, volume, purity, and storage conditions.
Extracted DNA or source material may be accepted after technical review and confirmation of project requirements.
Fresh or frozen tissues, cultured cells, and cell pellets may be suitable depending on extraction and quality needs.
Acceptance depends on DNA quantity, fragmentation, fixation history, tumor content, and project-specific performance needs.
Concentrates sequencing effort on exons for efficient coding-variant research.
Sample, library, sequencing, and analysis quality are reviewed at defined stages.
Analysis scope can be tailored to germline, somatic, cohort, or model-system projects.
Research materials, project information, and data are handled according to agreed requirements.
Demultiplexed FASTQ files and run-level quality information, as specified in the project plan.
BAM or CRAM files aligned to the agreed reference genome, when included in the analysis scope.
VCF files for selected SNV and small-indel workflows, with optional annotation and filtering outputs.
Project-specific metrics may include read quality, mapping performance, target coverage, duplication, and data yield.
Research-focused summaries, tables, and selected additional analyses may be provided by agreement.
Contact B&B Bio to define sample requirements, study design, sequencing depth, analysis scope, timeline, and deliverables.
B&B Bio Whole Exome Sequencing services are intended for research use only and are not intended for diagnostic procedures unless separately validated and authorized under applicable regulations. Final sample acceptance criteria, capture platform, sequencing configuration, analytical methods, timeline, and deliverables are established in the approved project plan.