![Two columns and a graphic are presented. In the center of the columns is a graphic that reads "One Stop Shop". Color arrows link items in the two columns. The left hand column is labeled while the right column is labeled "Our Deliverables". The following items are linked from the left to the right: "Modification and desired cell line" has an orange arrow linking it to "Clones with specific modifications", then "Patient samples" has a red arrow linking it to "Reprogrammed and/or differentiated iPSCs", and finally, "Modifications in mouse" has a green arrow connecting it to "Founder mice with specific modifications".](https://geneediting.wustl.edu/files/2022/02/GESC-services-edit-e1651591246638.jpg)
Cell Line Engineering in Cancer and Stem Cells
- Cancer Cell line engineering
- iPSC line engineering
- Cell line QC assays
iPSC-Related Services
- Patient sample processing, culturing and banking
- Reprogramming
- Differentiation
- Hands-on, on-demand training on iPSC culturing
Molecular Biology Services
- gRNA design, assembly and validation
- Single stranded oligo donor design & synthesis
- Plasmid donor design & synthesis
- Single strand DNA donor production from donor plasmid
- Donor integration validation in cells
- NGS-based genotyping for cell lines and tissues
- CRISPR screen library design and construction
- CRISPR screen data analysis
- 2023 JIT Voucher Program | PCEN | Washington University in St. Louis
- Just-In-Time (JIT) Core Usage Funding Program | Clinical & Translational Sciences | Washington University in St. Louis
- Shared Resources (Cores) – Research – Siteman Cancer Center
- CDI Pediatric Disease Mouse Models Core (PDMMC), up to 70% subsidy towards eligible mouse models. Please contact Dr. Jeffrey Miner for details: jeffminer@wustl.edu.
- The Rheumatic Diseases Research Resource Based Center (RDRRC) offers reimbursement for GEiC services, up to $4000 for junior faculty and $1000 for other faculty with a brief, easy, and quick application process. Visit them here.