http://www.htgenomics.com Thu, 08 May 2008 15:47:35 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Provide time and cost saving technology that assists the advancement of personalized medicine and ultimately improves patient care. http://www.htgenomics.com/htgs-business-purpose-129.htm Strategy Driven -- We are disciplined in our thoughts and actions Customer Focused -- We are focused on adding value for customers and patients is central to what we do Innovative -- We continuously look to improve and add value to our products and services Accountable -- We will strive to meet our commitments ... http://www.htgenomics.com/htg-cultural-values-128.htm Roberts R.A., Sabalos C.M., Leblanc M.L., Martel R.R., Frutiger Y.M., Unger J.M., Botros I.W., Rounseville M.P., Seligmann B.E., Miller T.P., Grogan T.M., Rimsza L.M. (2007) “Quantitative nuclease protection assay in paraffin-embedded tissue replicates prognostic microarray gene expression in diffuse large-B-cell lymphoma”, Lab Invest. 87(10), 979-997. Kris, R.M., Felder, S., Deyholos, M., ... http://www.htgenomics.com/recent-publications-120.htm High Throughput Genomics, Inc. is a Tucson, Arizona based company, but has job opportunities throughout the United States. We are a growing company, and our list of openings changes continuously. Please check this page periodically for new position postings High Throughput Genomics is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please send cover letters and resumes ... http://www.htgenomics.com/employment-119.htm Look for us at the 2008 Merck Technology Symposium, May 13th to 16th in Long Branch, NJ. Find out how the qNPA ArrayPlate will enable your research. Visit us at booth 45. http://www.htgenomics.com/upcoming-shows-108.htm Capella, Omix, qCustom, qFix, and qNPA are trademarks of High Throughput Genomics, Inc. For questions regarding the usage of the marks, please contact feedback@htgenomics.com .  http://www.htgenomics.com/trademarks-100.htm Seeing is believing! HTG realizes that choosing a new high throughput gene expression platform is a complicated and expensive investment process. To aid in your decision making process, we are happy to provide cost-effective pilot studies which yield real data in your experimental system. Included in the pilot study are: -- The design ... http://www.htgenomics.com/arrayplate-pilot-studies-92.htm I'm interested in the qNPA ArrayPlate, what format does it come in? HTG currently offers the ArrayPlate in two different formats: Our qFixed Arrays each contain 16 genes focused on a particular functional area. These assays come in a ready to run, preconfigured format. Only a simple 'tuning' step is required prior to running the assay. This tuning ... http://www.htgenomics.com/how-do-i-get-started-72.htm Any researcher who is looking to analyze gene expression in a large number of samples for specific gene targets should benefit from using the qNPA ArrayPlate Platform. The ArrayPlate may be especially useful in your research if you are: Using large amounts of multiplexed qRT-PCR Performing TaqMan® or similar experiments on multiple genes Analyzing many ... http://www.htgenomics.com/arrayplate%e2%84%a2-researchers-69.htm The qNPA™ ArrayPlate™ Assay has been used with a wide variety of sample types, including cultured cell lines, fresh tissue pieces, and FFPE archives. For questions regarding your sample type, please contact us for more information. Immortalized Cell Lines Extracted RNA  Primary Cell Lines and Tissues adrenals                                                          lung bladder                                                            lymphocytes blood                                                               muscle brain                                                                ovaries breast                                                              pancreas colon                                                               prostate ear punches                                                    spleen heart                                                                ... http://www.htgenomics.com/sample-types-used-with-the-qnpa%e2%84%a2-arrayplate%e2%84%a2-assay-68.htm