Genome Project Solutions

Genome Project Solutions, Inc. operates without profit as an independent research organization. Our mission is to conduct leading-edge genomics research, to build custom bioinformatics tools, especially for addressing gene function and large-scale evolutionary patterns, and to inform and educate scientists and the public about genome science.

Genome Project Solutions maintains relationships with hundreds of biologists and bioinformaticians who, along with our scientists, form partnerships and consortia to meet the needs of each project.  Projects completed or underway include sequencing (of whole prokaryotic and eukaryotic genomes, ESTs and full-length cDNAs, large insert clones, organelle genomes, viruses, and random samples from the environment), construction of DNA libraries, including those in BAC vectors, directed "finishing" for gap closure and improving of sequence quality, gene annotation and inference of gene function, and building custom databases and bioinformatic tools.  Scientists are also available for consulting on aspects of genomics research.

To initiate a discussion about a potential product, send an e-mail to New_Projects@GenomeProjectSolutions.com

To inquire about how you might be part of our team, send an e-mail to Human_Resources@GenomeProjectSolutions.com

Modern genomics research requires great agility to be successful. This is best accomplished by forming teams of diverse expertise as required for each project. Success depends on finding the best team, the best resources, and the best approach. Let Genome Project Solutions help you to succeed.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is Jeffrey L. Boore, Ph.D.
President and Chief Operating Officer (COO) is Susan I. Fuerstenberg, Ph.D.

Request more information at Info@GenomeProjectSolutions.com or (877) 867-0146 (toll-free)

(Although all projects that include public funding lead to prompt and complete publication of data and analyses, confidentiality can be offered in cases where funds are solely from private sources and where this is otherwise appropriate.)