The Genomics Unit offers centralised research services and expert consultation in the expansive fields of genomics and genetics. These services cover a broad range of applications, from traditional to the latest genomic technologies, and contribute to uncovering biological complexity, therapeutic targets, and prognostic biomarkers. By leveraging their capacity to scrutinise entire genomes and their activities, these technologies can reveal the full spectrum of structural and functional features. This includes mutation landscapes, protein binding to chromosomal locations, understanding chromatin structure, and deciphering molecular programmes such as transcriptomic RNA profiles, either in bulk within a tumour or at the single-cell level. Next-generation sequencing (NGS) is a mainstay of these technologies, while more traditional methodologies like Sanger capillary DNA sequencing are also offered. In addition, the Unit manages a genotyping service for genetic models.