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Revolutionary Tools for Functional Genomics

At Cellecta, we exist for the sole purpose of supporting our clients in their research. Our primary focus is to develop advanced high-throughput RNAi technologies and their applications for discovery and functional characterization of novel therapeutic targets and drugs.  With more than 5 years of high-throughput functional screening experience, we offer our premium custom service capabilities that will help you apply these powerful genetic screening technologies to your research. Below are the more popular products and services we offer.

Using stable gene suppression on a large-scale for loss-of-function screens, we help you identify drug targets, diagnostic markers, cancer-related genes, and more. We can provide the entire service from start to finish, or you can choose the tasks you would like us to perform.

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Functional shRNAs can be identified for your target genes or from your list of shRNAs by a high-throughput in vitro method, and we will generate lentiviral libraries. We can also produce custom non-validated shRNA libraries of any complexity in as little as 6 weeks.

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Using our lentiviral technology, we can generate several types of stable cell lines using GFP, Luciferase, Puromycin-resistance, or other marker. Enhance your shRNA library screens with transcriptional reporter lines, or modulate protein expression with knockdown or overexpression lines.

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October 21-22, 2008
Cellecta will present new technologies for RNAi screening with pooled shRNA libraries at the RNAi For Screening Conference in Boston, MA.