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Manage your gene orders quickly and easily
In an effort to improve the order management process for gene synthesis services, Bio Basic would like to introduce its new Gene Ordering Portal with the following features below.
Instant Quotes: Get your quotes instantly
Bulk Gene Imports: Easily import over 100 genes at once
Invoice History: Easy access to invoices
Order History: Easy access to gene order history
Gene Data files: Easy access to your gene data files
Consolidated data: All your gene info and data in one place
Go to the Gene Order Portal to submit your gene order, or get an automated Quote
1: Enter the name of your Gene 2: Choose your Sequence Type (DNA or Protein) - Default is DNA 3: Choose your service of choice (Gene Synthesis, Subcloning Only or Mutagenesis) - Default is Gene Synthesis
4: Paste your sequence in the text box 5: If there are any invalid characters in your sequence, you can click the "Show" button to see the characters note: You can also see the length of the DNA bases
6: Invalid characters will be highlighted in red, please correct them in your sequence above
7: Select "Yes" if you would like to have your sequence optimized - Default is "No" 7.1: If "Yes," please indicate the specific species you would like your gene optimized for expression within (for e.g. E.Coli, Homo sapiens, Mus musculus, Nicotiana benthamiana, etc) 7.2: Please enter any restriction sites you would like us to avoid/maintain within your sequence (for e.g. Maintain-XhoI, NotI, BamHI Avoid-EcoRI, SpeI, EcoRV) 8: Select "Yes" if a stop codon is required - Default is "No"
9: Have you entered a Kozak sequence in the textbox above? If so, please select "Yes" - Default is "No" 9.1: If "Yes," please also include the sequence in this text box. note: Please inlude the Kozak sequence in both the main "Sequence" text box as well as the "Kozak Sequence" text box, or your quote will be innacurate
10: Please select your vector of choice from the dropdown menu - Default is pUC57-Amp 10.1: If you would like to submit your own vector, please select "OTHER - User Submitted" from the dropdown menu note: Please provide additional details if you submit your own vector (such as vector name, antibiotic resistance and growth conditions)
11: Indicate the restriction sites present within your sequence to be used for cloning (for e.g. 5' Site: NotI, 3' Site: XhoI) - Default is blunt-end cloning 12: Select the delivery amount of your gene from the dropdown - Default is 2-4 ug 13: Choose additional deliverable types, note that you will always be provided a lyophilized gene in addition to other type(s) you select note: Blunt-end cloning is only available for pUC and Bluescript vectors
14: Click on "Calculate Price" to see your Gene Order Summary and Price
15: You can now view your order summary for genes or go back to make any edits 16: Click on "Checkout" to proceed note: Pricing on this page is an estimate and does not include further discounts, tax or shipping. You will see this in the final order summary
17: Please select your store for checkout (Canada if you are located in Canada, or United States if you are located in USA respectively)
You can now view your genes in the Bio Basic Shopping Cart 18: Please apply any any promo code here (if available). You can also view the tax and shipping prices by clicking on "Estimate" 19: Click on "Proceed to Checkout" to see the Final Summary with all the pricings included
20: After filling in your Billing, Shipping and Payment information, you can click on "Place Order" begin processing of your gene by our gene team
1: Click on "Bulk Gene Import" 2: Download the appropriate template file(s) based on your desired service (Gene Synthesis, Subcloning or Mutagenesis)
3: In the template, please filled in the required fields at minimum. One row per gene. 4: Please fill in the additional fields if applicable to your gene(s). If blank, the default is 2-4ug gene blunt-end cloned in a pUC57-Amp vector note: Be sure to save your filled template file
5: Click on "Choose File" to attach your completed template file(s) 6: Click "Import" to import your genes from the file(s) into the portal. You can import template files one at a time note: To avoid duplicate gene entries, please do not import the same file more than once (unless desired)
7: After you import your genes, you can view any respective errors (*: invalid gene sequences) 8: Please review and fix any invalid gene sequences (if appliable), then click on "Calculate Price" to proceed note: Since you are directly correcting errors on the portal, invalid sequences would still remain in your template file, unless you edit the file itself
9: Review the summary of your genes, then click on "Checkout" to add your genes to your shopping cart
1: Enter the name of your gene 2: Select the Sequence Type as "Protein" 3: Enter the Protein Sequence as single letter amino acid sequences in the large text box 4: Enter flanking DNA Sequences in the two smaller text boxes if applicable
1: Select "OTHER - User Submitted" from the drop-down vector list 2: Enter additional information on the vector such as vector name, antibiotic resistance and growth conditions as available note: You can also add attachments as PDF, Excel, Word, etc.
To send your own vectors: Please send two tubes each containing 4.0 ug of plasmid DNA to:
Bio Basic Inc. ATTN: Gene Synthesis Department 20 Konrad Crescent Markham, ON L3R 8T4
Please include a memo with your project number so we can easily identify the package Please contact us at gene.request@biobasic.com if you have any questions or concerns regarding shipping vectors
1: Select "Subcloning Only" as the service type 2: Enter the Final DNA sequence of the gene (without the Final Plasmid DNA sequence) 3: Enter the Source DNA sequence of the gene (with the Source Plasmid DNA sequence) 4: Enter the Final DNA sequence of the gene (with the Final Plasmid DNA sequence) 5: Select the vector, cloning sites, delivery amount and deliverable type(s)
1: Click on "Proceed to Checkout" on the Shopping Cart page to go to the Checkout Page 2: Enter your notes and/or comments regarding your order or genes in the "Notes or Comments?" field
Bio Basic offers Gene Servicesfor projects related to the COVID-19 and the Omicron variant. Please mention "Coronavirus", "COVID-19", "Omicron", "booster" or "vaccine" in the comments section upon checkout.
We offer the highest quality genes at the most affordable rates in the industry. In addition, not only are we are fully transparent with our pricing, we can also match or beat any competitor's price (*some conditions apply).
We are experts in long and complex genes, with the highest success rates in the industry. In addition, each gene is confirmed base-by-base in sequence and is guaranteed to match 100% with your desired sequences.
We understand that your projects can be highly confidential, and we thoroughly agree to not release any information to a third party.
We have a simple Gene Project Tracker portal where you can use your designated BBI ID(s) to track your project progress.
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