Bespoke assays for projects outside the standard shape.

When a project doesn't fit our core service categories, Custom Services is where we design the assay around your question.

Most of our work fits into one of our core service categories — oncology, rare genetic diseases, compound–target. When a project doesn't, Custom Services is where we design the assay around your question.

What custom work looks like

Where we add value

Arrayed per-variant studies

Full cell viability curves and dose-response data for individual variants — for focused mechanistic work, target validation, or hit-to-lead studies where library-scale screening isn't the right shape.

Tagging-based readouts

Using geneSlice's protein tagging capability to support your specific workflow.

Difficult genomic contexts

Repetitive regions, highly homologous sequences, loci with high off-target liability.

Custom phenotypic endpoints

Readouts not covered by standard assays.

Combinations of edits

Multi-locus, multi-variant, or variant-plus-tag combinations in a single cell line.

Other questions

If you have a gene target and a biological question, we'll help you design the right assay.

How we work

From question to scoped assay.

Custom projects start with a consultation: the gene, the biological question, the readout you need. We assess feasibility, propose an assay architecture, and scope the project against the proposal. Project execution follows the standard geneSlice pipeline — cell line development, screening, data analysis, delivery — adapted to the bespoke design.

Timeline

Most custom projects run on a similar 6–12 month rhythm; some are shorter. Scoped per project.

Past projects

A few we've delivered

Large deletions & genetic reversion

We established cell lines carrying kilobase-scale deletions that removed pathogenic variants from a target gene, and tested how the deletions affected drug sensitivity and gene function.

Coming soon

Additional past projects will be added here as more examples are approved for publication.

Coming soon

Additional past projects will be added here as more examples are approved for publication.

Discuss your custom project.

Tell us your gene, your question, and the readout you need.

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