Gordon Wellman

PhD,
Uri Alon lab, Weizmann Institute

We have used Plasmidsaurus extensively in the past year or so to verify plasmid identities and to gain insight into the E. coli population we designed. We also used the service to follow competition and evolution experiments of differentiating E. coli, and to find structural variants in mutant “stem cells”.

Katie Galloway

Professor,
MIT

Before whole-plasmid sequencing, we knew our plasmids had issues but we couldn’t see them. It has allowed us to identify issue with vectors and avoid costly integration of these vectors into experiments and cloning workflows.

Arjun Raj

Professor,
University of Pennsylvania

We now have the confidence to know exactly what we are working with.

Anthony Berndt

Senior Scientist,
Insmed Inc

If it weren't for your company, we'd easily be 6-9 months behind where we are now. That's at least half a year shaved off an already skunk-works mostly-vibes and longshot driven R&D program.

Cholpisit Ice Kiattisewee

PhD Student,
University of Washington

Plasmidsaurus helps identify small changes in the plasmid backbone that was overlooked in the conventional method.

Gerry Smith

Professor,
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center

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Rochelle Aw

Academic Staff Researcher,
Stanford

Plasmidsaurus has become a vital tool for me in terms of completely upending the way that I approach cloning. Whenever I pull a plasmid from glycerol stocks, I always check that it is what we think it is, and this can be a game changer rather than sinking days or weeks into the wrong thing.