JB Scientific

Partner for target enrichment and synthetic DNA

Twist Bioscience

Hybridisation-capture NGS panels and exomes, library preparation, and synthetic DNA.

Twist makes the probes that pull the genes you care about out of a whole genome before sequencing. Uniform capture means fewer reads are wasted and more of each gene is covered evenly.

We supply Twist exomes, oncology and methylation panels and library-prep kits for clinical and research sequencing labs, and help design custom panels.

What we supply

Exome 2.0 and custom panels

Whole-exome and custom gene panels for rare disease, oncology and population studies.

Oncology and cfDNA

Comprehensive genomic profiling and cell-free DNA library prep for liquid biopsy research.

Methylation

Human Methylome Panel and enzymatic Methylation Detection System, without bisulfite damage.

Library preparation

TrueAmp, PCR-free WGS, cfDNA and RNA library prep kits.

Reference standards

cfDNA pan-cancer reference standards and synthetic viral controls for assay validation.

Synthetic DNA

Clonal genes, gene fragments, oligo pools and variant libraries for research and antibody discovery.

Product lines

  • Custom Target Enrichment Panels
  • Exome 2.0 Panel
  • DNA CGP Oncology Panel
  • RNA Exome Panel
  • Human Methylome Panel
  • Fast Hybridization Solution & Wash Kit
  • Standard Hybridization Reagent Kit
  • TrueAmp Polymerase Mix
  • TrueAmp Library Prep Kit
  • PCR-Free WGS Library Prep Kit
  • cfDNA Library Prep Kit with TrueAmp
  • RNA Library Prep Kit
  • Methylation Detection System (enzymatic conversion)
  • cfDNA Pan-Cancer Reference Standard v2
  • Respiratory Virus Synthetic Controls
  • Clonal Genes & Gene Fragments
  • Cloned Oligo Pools
  • Combinatorial & Site-Saturation Variant Libraries
  • IVDR Precision DX Solutions

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