FDA
submission sequencing requires that a sequenced region
be determined by complete double-stranded coverage
with no less than a 4-fold redundancy in individual
reads, which achieves 100% accurate data. All data
is collected under Good Laboratory Practices (GLPs)
as outlined in the Code of Federal Regulations by
the Food and Drug Administration (F.D.A.). SeqWright's
unique methods for sequencing through difficult templates
can clearly delineate base calls in sequences that
are GC-rich or contain secondary structures. Customers
are provided with a detailed final report which may
be integrated into an application to the FDA or other
such regulatory agency. This service is also suitable
for use in bioprocessing (biomanufacturing).

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All
FDA submission quality reports include:
Comprehensive project approach outline
Graphical overviews of contig assemblies
Consensus text data
Sequence attribute and variation reporting
Raw sequence data and accompanying Phred
scores
Original assembly files (CD- or DVD-ROM)
Quality assurance (QA) unit statement |
All assays are designed custom for a particular project's
requirements. SeqWright can work with an assortment
of starting materials including cells, isolated DNA
or RNA. Please contact us for more information.
SeqWright
is the leader in the area of FDA Submission-Quality
DNA Sequencing. Our facility is continually audited
by private, academic, government and regulatory organizations
and agencies. SeqWright is firmly committed to Quality
Assurance (QA), and we currently maintain GLP (Good
Laboratory Practice) compliance and working on establishing
our compliance with GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice).
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