3. Shipment of reference genome DNA & RNA samples
In each package, please include a paper copy of the sample submission form AND email a copy of the submission form to each shipping destination. This submission form can be downloaded here.
Packaging Guidelines
Packing should be leak-proof and meet carrier packaging requirements.
Samples should be sent on dry ice, taking care that tubes are protected from crushing. Secondary containers are recommended.
Packages should be labeled externally with a Dry Ice label (UN 1845), and the shipping label should reflect that dry ice is inside the package.
Senders should use next-day service.
Shipments should only arrive Monday through Friday, and avoid weekends and holidays. We recommend shipping on Mondays or Tuesdays.
Due to the ongoing fluidity of the Covid-19 situation, senders should check with each destination to ensure that packages can be received prior to sending samples.
Please conform to all shipping and permit regulations regarding the shipment of biological specimens.
The CCGP labs CANNOT accept samples potentially infectious to humans.
Shipping Destinations
If you plan on shipping fresh blood or live animals, please contact each destination at least a week in advance to ensure that the samples can be processed.
Aliquots of your tissues should be sent to each of three destinations:
UC Davis (PacBio long-reads)
Attn: Ruta Sahasrabudhe / CCGP Sample Submission
DNA Technologies Core
Genome and Biomedical Sciences Facility (GBSF),Room 1410 University of California-Davis
451 Health Sciences Drive
Davis, CA 95616
530-754-9143Please send the tracking number and details of what is included in your package to Ruta Sahasrabudhe at rmsaha@ucdavis.edu and Mohan Marimuthu at mpamarimuthu@ucdavis.edu.
UC Santa Cruz (Omni-C)
Attn: Will Seligmann / CCGP Sample SubmissionThimann Receiving/Biomed Rm. 155
UC Santa Cruz
1156 High St
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
907-231-0696Please send the tracking number and details of what is included in your package to Will Seligmann at wseligma@ucsc.edu.
UCLA (Transcriptomes and archiving)
Attn: Andrew Tully / CCGP Sample Submission
Shaffer Lab, TLSB 4140
UC Los Angeles
610 Charles E Young Drive East
Los Angeles, CA 90095
310-825-5063Please send the tracking number and details of what is included in your package to Andrew, so that someone can be on site when the sample arrives.