Phylos

Yes! We published genotype data for customers who have opted-in to sharing their data to The European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI), a public data reposito...

Data from customers who opt-in to data sharing with third-parties prior to October 31, 2021, was shared with public data repositories. Data sharing allows s...

Once data is published to the public repository, anyone can access, view, and download the data. For example, data is used by scientists all over the globe ...

When an organization (company or individual) submits their variety to be published on the Galaxy, they decide whether they want to be identified as the subm...

No. It is not scientifically possible to recreate viable germplasm (live plants) from the samples submitted for testing. The Phylos Plant Sex Test and Gen...

No. The Phylos Plant Sex Test and Genotype Test are no longer accepted for processing as of September 30, 2021. The Phylos Galaxy, full customer account a...

No. By law only an inventor or owner of a variety can apply for patent protection of the variety. Please refer to our Data Policy for more information. T...

Anyone can view the Phylos Galaxy to search for your variety and is able to access all of the information available for that plant. This includes a Genotype...

Our Genotype Test uses a BeadArray machine that reads cannabis DNA to identify DNA present at certain points on the genome. We refer to this data set as the...

No, until December 1st, 2019, customer samples were genotyped using Illumina’s TruSeq Custom Amplicon (TSCA) Kits and sequenced on a NextSeq 500. We origina...