Research & Development Projetcs
Our focus is on non-routine, pioneering projects that address specific, field-related research questions.
Research & Development Projetcs
At Amplexa Genetics, we are committed to advancing the field of genetic research by developing and refining sequencing-based methodologies. Our dedication to innovation drives us to explore new scientific frontiers, ensuring precise and groundbreaking interpretations of genetic data.
We use state-of-the-art platforms both within molecular biology (specifically scRNAseq), microbiology, and bioinformatics to facilitate novel biological discoveries and enhance our understanding of disease-causing pathogens in the industry and clinic.
As we continue to expand the scope of our research capabilities, we invite collaboration from both industry and academic partners. If you are interested in discussing potential research collaborations or wish to propose a project, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Read here about current out research projects here.
INDUSTRIAL PhD PROJECTS
Construction of bioinformatic infrastructure for transcriptomic analysis to improve induced pluripotent stem cell systems
Developer: Ph.D candidate Frederik A. Bjerre
In collaboration with Prof. Ditte C. Andersen at University of Southern Denmark.
Financed by Innovation Fund Denmark.
Development of a single cell RNA sequencing platform for bacteria to delineate antibiotic hetero-resistance
Developer: Ph.D candidate Freja C. Mikkelsen
In collaboration with Prof. Hanne Ingmer at University of Copenhagen.
Financed by Innovation Fund Denmark.
OTHERS PROJECTS
sBACseqFOOD
Developer: Eva Harvald
In collaboration with Prof. Hanne Ingmer at University of Copenhagen and Matìs in Iceland.
Financed by Eurostars
Understanding focal cortical dysplasia: A path to novel treatments
Developer: Christina Dühring Fenger
In collaboration with Professor Joseph Bateman from the Department of Basic and Clinical Neuroscience (BCN), Professor Deb Pal (BCN), Dr Frances Elmslie (St George's), Dr Laura Mantoan (BCN), and Dr Charlotte Tye (Psychology).
Financed by Epilepsy Research UK and NHS
Enhancing fertility treatment through advanced non-invasive preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (niPGT-A)
Developer: Mads Fruensgaard
In collaboration with Steen Broch Laursen from IVF-Syd and Marie Louise Grøndahl at Herlev and Gentofte Hospital
Financed by Danish Life Science Cluster Videnbro grant.