Active Motif has launched an end-to-end Hi-C service in partnership with Arima Genomics to investigate the three-dimensional folding patterns of the genome, providing researchers with greater access to this technology and advancing their research.
The launch of this Hi-C service extends Active Motif's 15 years of experience and expertise offering Epigenetic Services, such as ChIP-Seq and ATAC-Seq services, and now allows researchers to gain a deeper understanding of the biological mechanisms at play in their clinical samples or experimental systems.
Hi-C is the predominant method used by the research community and multiple large consortia such as ENCODE and 4D Nucleome to investigate how genome folding and mis-folding impacts gene accessibility, regulation, and expression, and its impact on disease states. Active Motif has entered into an agreement with Arima Genomics, a leading company accelerating the spatial understanding of the genome, to launch their end-to-end Hi-C service as an Active Motif Epigenetic Service to serve academic, pharma, and clinical researchers.
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"This is an important strategic collaboration for both organizations," said Fritz Eibel, Chief Commercial Officer at Active Motif. "There are several commercially available Hi-C kits and our validation has shown that the Arima-HiC+ kits provide superior data resolution, ease of use, and reproducibility. These requirements are essential to study genetics and epigenetics in both the biopharma and translational medicine settings where precious patient samples are investigated.''
"We are excited that Active Motif, a thought leader and major player in the epigenetics market, compared, validated, and selected Arima versus other options," said Siddarth Selvaraj, CEO of Arima Genomics. "We believe that the spatial genome information is an indispensable complement to the genome sequence when used for medical research, diagnosis, and therapy development. In addition to our recent selection by the Wellcome Sanger Insitute, this collaboration with Active Motif is a significant step in the company's goal of delivering market-leading science and to democratize the access of this essential technology."