Non-Human Species Karyotyping

Our laboratory based in Durham, North Carolina, USA can offer karyotyping of many different species:

  • Mouse
  • Pig
  • Cat
  • Dog
  • Chinese Hamster
  • Rat
  • Sheep
  • Chicken (macrochromosomes only)
 

We will attempt to karyotype other species not on this list.  Please provide any good quality previously published karyotypes, if available, to aid us.  

The Standard Analysis final report of 20 metaphase chromosome spreads includes:

  • Information on chromosome count and gender
  • Description of any aberrations detected (deletions, additions, breaks, translocation trisomies, monosomies, duplication, inversions, isochromosomes, polyploidy, and more)
  • A written summary of the findings
  • One representative karyotype image
  • Work performed in the spirit of Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)

Other information to consider:

  • Discounts for academic, non-profit research institution, and government labs
  • Volume discounting available
  • Option to submit cryopreserved samples for an extra fee (with longer turnaround time)
  • Rush service available for an extra fee
  • Additional images may be included for an extra fee
  • Additional spreads may be analyzed for an extra fee
Service available from our Durham laboratory, North Carolina, USA.

Important announcement for our US clients: we have moved!

As of July 17, our new address will be:

400 Park Offices Drive, Room 105

Research Triangle Park, Durham, North Carolina 27713

Please note that we will be closed from July 12 to 16

during the transition.

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