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Requirement 3.docx | DOCX | Jun 15, 2026 |
Mouse genotyping service
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) requires genotyping services for the Section on Neural Circuits within the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). This requirement, under solicitation 75N98026Q00635, involves analyzing tail DNA samples from genetically modified mouse lines. Accurate genetic identification is necessary for downstream research where phenotypic differences must be quantified. The contractor will process samples to detect between one and eight alleles per sample, adhering to a mandatory 24-hour turnaround time due to the age-sensitive nature of the experiments. The period of performance is July 2026 through July 2027, with all work supporting Maryland-based operations. The procurement documentation consists of a technical attachment outlining core performance standards, including the provision of collection materials and sample integrity maintenance. The NIAAA Section on Neural Circuits requires genotyping of tail DNA from genetically modified mice to support experimental research. Detection of 1 to 8 specific alleles per sample as designated by the agency.
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John Burton
MD 20892
USA
Requirements: The genotyping service will be used to analyze tail DNA samples from genetically modified mouse lines maintained by the Section on Neural Circuits at the NIAAA, NIH. Accurate genotyping is essential to determine the genetic composition of each mouse and forms the foundation for all downstream experimental analyses. Without this information, we cannot proceed with our experi...
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