CD Genomics Epigenetics

From Epigenetic Profiling to Biological Insight

Research-focused epigenomics services across DNA methylation, chromatin analysis, RNA modification, and epitranscriptomics.

CD Genomics supports epigenetics research with integrated workflows from study design and sequencing to bioinformatics and interpretation-oriented reporting.

About Us

Who We Are in Epigenetics Research

CD Genomics provides research-focused support for scientists working across epigenetics and epigenomics. Our platform is built for projects that need more than standalone data generation, combining workflow planning, sequencing support, epigenomic data analysis, and structured deliverables to help researchers move toward biologically meaningful conclusions.

We support academic, translational, and industry teams investigating DNA methylation changes, chromatin dynamics, RNA-associated regulation, and integrated molecular mechanisms. Across these workflows, our goal is to make complex epigenomics studies more accessible, more organized, and more useful for downstream discovery.

Mission: Support researchers with integrated epigenomics workflows that turn molecular profiling into interpretable biological insight.

Vision: Make advanced epigenetics and epigenomics research more actionable through coordinated experimental and analytical support.

Values: Scientific rigor, transparent communication, and project-oriented collaboration.

Our Approach

What Defines Our Approach

Our workflows are designed to reduce fragmentation across experimental execution, sequencing, and bioinformatics support, giving researchers a more structured path from project setup to interpretable results.

Study-Driven Design

We begin with the biological question and align workflow selection with sample type, project scope, and expected downstream interpretation.

Research-Grade Quality Control

Quality checkpoints are incorporated across sample review, experimental processing, sequencing, and analytical steps to support consistency and data traceability.

Interpretation-Oriented Analysis

Our workflows are designed not only to process data, but to help researchers better understand methylation patterns, chromatin features, RNA modification signals, and regulatory relationships in context.

Collaborative Project Support

Epigenomics projects often involve project-specific decisions. We support communication throughout the workflow so researchers can move forward with greater clarity at each stage.

Capabilities

Research Areas and Service Capabilities

Our epigenomics services support a broad range of research questions across core areas of epigenetics research.

DNA Methylation Analysis

Support for genome-wide and targeted studies of DNA methylation, including workflows relevant to methylation profiling, comparative analysis, and methylation-linked biological interpretation.

DNA Hydroxymethylation Analysis

Support for projects exploring hydroxymethylation patterns and related epigenetic regulation in different biological contexts.

Chromatin Analysis

Support for chromatin analysis workflows involving chromatin accessibility, protein-DNA interaction, RNA-associated chromatin regulation, and higher-order chromatin studies aimed at understanding regulatory architecture and functional control.

RNA Modification and Epitranscriptomics

Support for RNA modification studies involving transcript-level regulation and broader epitranscriptomics questions related to post-transcriptional control.

Epigenomic Data Analysis and Integration

Support for QC, alignment, feature-level analysis, differential interpretation, annotation, and integrative strategies connecting epigenomic data with transcriptomic or other molecular layers.

Research Goals We Commonly Support

  • epigenetic regulation studies
  • biomarker discovery and validation
  • chromatin accessibility and interaction research
  • RNA modification and epitranscriptomics projects
  • multi-omics and mechanism-oriented studies

Sample Types Supported: We support a wide range of sample types used in epigenetics and epigenomics research. For recommended submission formats, handling notes, and project preparation details, please visit our Sample Guidelines page.

Fast Facts

Research Support at a Glance

A quantitative view of our research support footprint across publications, institutions, experience, and epigenomics coverage.

10+ Years of Research Support
Long-term support across sequencing and multi-omics research workflows.
230+ Research Publications
Peer-reviewed outputs supported across diverse service and analysis workflows.
11+ Publicly Featured Institutions
Representative collaborators from academia, biotechnology, and translational science.
Institutional Trust

Trusted by Leading Institutions

Our services have supported projects from researchers across academia, biotechnology, and translational science.

Supporting researchers from leading institutions across diverse biological and translational research programs.

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Research Output

Selected Publications

The publications below highlight representative research outputs associated with workflows relevant to DNA methylation, chromatin biology, RNA modification, and broader epigenomics analysis.

Species-Specific Epigenetic Signature Associates With Heat Stress Tolerance in the Perennial Tree Species Populus GCB Bioenergy | 2025 | DOI: 10.1111/gcbb.70033
The EBV-Positive Tumor Methylome Is Distinct from EBV-Negative in Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma Cancers | 2025 | DOI: 10.3390/cancers17182994
Cancer-Associated DNA Hypermethylation of Polycomb Targets Requires DNMT3A Dual Recognition of Histone H2AK119 Ubiquitination and the Nucleosome Acidic Patch Science Advances | 2024 | DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adp0975
High-Fat Diets Fed during Pregnancy Cause Changes to Pancreatic Tissue DNA Methylation and Protein Expression in the Offspring: A Multi-Omics Approach International Journal of Molecular Sciences | 2024 | DOI: 10.3390/ijms25137317
Cholestenoic Acid as Endogenous Epigenetic Regulator Decreases Hepatocyte Lipid Accumulation in Vitro and in Vivo American Journal of Physiology-Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology | 2024 | DOI: 10.1152/ajpgi.00184.2023
Triphenyl Phosphate Alters Methyltransferase Expression and Induces Genome-Wide Aberrant DNA Methylation in Zebrafish Larvae Chemical Research in Toxicology | 2024 | DOI: 10.1021/acs.chemrestox.4c00223
Reduced Representation Bisulfite Sequencing (RRBS) Analysis Reveals Variation in Distribution and Levels of DNA Methylation in White Birch (Betula papyrifera) Exposed to Nickel Genome | 2024 | DOI: 10.1139/gen-2024-0019
FIONA1-Mediated Methylation of the 3′UTR of FLC Affects FLC Transcript Levels and Flowering in Arabidopsis PLOS Genetics | 2022 | DOI: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1010386
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Client Feedback

What Researchers Value in Working With Us

Representative comments reflecting how researchers evaluate communication, workflow structure, and interpretation support across project stages.

"From the very start, CD Genomics worked hand-in-hand with us to plan our DNA methylation study. Their tips on experiment design saved us time and prevented unnecessary repeats. It's great to partner with a team that communicates so proactively."

— Senior Researcher, Epigenetics Lab, University of Oxford

"The whole process—from sending samples to getting results—was super smooth. Every stage had a clear contact, and they adapted quickly when we needed special analyses. Professional yet flexible, just how we like it."

— Bioinformatics Lead, Institute of Molecular Medicine, Singapore

"We were new to whole-genome bisulfite sequencing, but their QC reports and clear annotations made everything way easier to handle."

— Associate Professor, Department of Genetics, Stanford University

"Their reports link methylation patterns to real biology, with clear figures. Made our internal discussions a breeze."

— Project Manager, Biological Systems Research Center, Germany

"For our chromatin accessibility and protein-DNA binding work, their ATAC-Seq and ChIP-Seq services were key. They checked samples carefully, optimized workflows, and were always ready to chat about data. Their support really sped up our downstream experiments."

— Postdoctoral Fellow, Functional Genomics Institute, University of Tokyo
Workflow

From Sample to Insight

Our workflow is designed to connect experimental execution, sequencing, and bioinformatics support in a structured, research-oriented way.

1

Consultation

We begin with your research objective, sample type, and preferred analytical direction.

2

Study Design

Workflow selection is aligned with the biological question and the type of outputs needed for downstream interpretation.

3

Sample Review

Sample requirements and project details are reviewed before workflow execution.

4

Assay Execution and Sequencing

Experimental and sequencing steps are carried out within a coordinated workflow designed for research-focused data generation.

5

QC and Bioinformatics

Data are processed through quality review and analytical pipelines to generate structured outputs for interpretation.

6

Reporting and Follow-Up Support

Researchers receive organized deliverables and can discuss project-specific questions relevant to downstream use.

Deliverables

Deliverables Designed for Research Interpretation

Outputs are organized to support internal review, follow-up validation planning, and downstream analysis workflows.

Report Package

  • workflow summary
  • QC overview
  • core analysis results
  • comparative outputs where applicable
  • interpretation-oriented figures and tables

Data Package

  • raw and processed files as applicable
  • result matrices and annotation tables
  • files suitable for downstream analysis
  • organized outputs for internal review and follow-up planning
Laboratory Environment

Laboratory and Platform Environment

Our laboratory environment supports sample preparation, workflow execution, and instrument-based research activities across epigenomics studies.

Why CD Genomics

Why Researchers Choose CD Genomics

Researchers choose CD Genomics when they need integrated epigenomics services, project-oriented workflow planning, sequencing plus bioinformatics support, publication-oriented outputs, and clear communication throughout the project cycle.

Integrated epigenomics services

Support across DNA methylation, chromatin analysis, RNA modification, and epitranscriptomics within a coordinated service structure.

Sequencing plus bioinformatics support

Workflows are designed to connect data generation with structured analysis and interpretation-oriented reporting.

Project-oriented planning

Workflow selection and project setup are aligned with the biological question, sample type, and analytical priorities.

Publication-oriented outputs

Deliverables are organized to support internal review, downstream validation, and broader research communication.

Discuss Your Epigenomics Project with Our Team

Tell us your research goal, sample type, and preferred direction, and we can help identify a suitable epigenomics workflow for your study.

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