Illumina microarray solutions

Screening tools for analyzing genetic variation on any scale

Microarrays and Array Techniques

From discovery applications to routine screening, microarrays are a valuable tool for variant detection. Powered by widely adopted Infinium technology, Illumina microarrays provide the trusted data quality needed to accelerate research. The scalable, multi-sample format supports labs conducting large studies or institutions processing high sample volumes, making it easier to keep pace with demand.

As genomic information becomes incorporated into precision medicine initiatives, clinical and translational research, pharmacology, consumer screening, and agricultural applications, we're continuing to develop microarrays to meet diverse research needs. Whether you're running a few or thousands of samples per day, our arrays can help you analyze genetic variation efficiently.

Propelling Progress with Microarrays
Propelling Progress with Microarrays

Dr. Weiss discusses how Illumina microarrays offer the quality and accuracy needed for disease research.

Microarrays are ideal for surveying thousands of samples to identify point mutations, structural variants, or changes in gene expression and methylation. Illumina microarrays offer several advantages.

  • Trusted data quality
  • Widespread global adoption, fostering collaboration and accelerating research
  • Detection of chromosomal alterations and copy number variation (CNV)
  • Scalable workflow for large studies, including population-scale genotyping
  • Integration with Illumina sequencing systems for multi-omics analyses
  • Flexible content
  • Built-in lab management, tracking, and traceability tools
Benefits of Microarrays
Human Genotyping

Perform whole-genome or targeted genotyping of human samples for precision medicine research, pharmacogenomics, translational research, consumer screening applications, and disease association studies. Tailor studies to detect common variants, CNVs, and more.

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Non-Human Genotyping

Conduct whole-genome selection studies, DNA fingerprinting, net merit evaluation, and marker-assisted breeding with species-specific catalog and consortia-developed microarrays, or genotype species of interest with custom arrays.

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Methylation Analysis

Analyze epigenetic patterns across the genome with methylation arrays. Quantify changes to CpG islands, non-CpG and differentially methylated sites, and regulatory regions with single-nucleotide resolution.

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Genome-Wide Genotyping

Microarray-based genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have been the most common approach for identifying disease associations across the whole genome.

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Targeted Genotyping

Targeted genotyping approaches provide a cost-effective alternative to whole-genome methods, when genome-wide genotyping is not practical or necessary.

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Custom Genotyping

Custom genotyping is the ideal solution for screening large sample sets against novel or targeted content. With custom designs, you can target regions of the genome relevant to your specific research interests.

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Featured Research Using Microarrays

 
Polygenic Risk Scores Could Become Useful Tools in the Physician's Toolbox
Polygenic Risk Scores Could Become Useful Tools in the Physician's Toolbox

Researchers perform large GWAS studies with the Global Screening Array to identify disease-associated DNA risk loci and develop PRSs for clinical validation.

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Customizing Genetic Testing in Japan and Southeast Asia
Customizing Genetic Testing in Japan and Southeast Asia

Genesis Healthcare offers direct-to-consumer kits based on Illumina microarrays, with the goal of empowering people to make proactive lifestyle adjustments.

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Bringing Meaning to Genetic Information
Bringing Meaning to Genetic Information

MyDNA partnered with Illumina, providing customers with access to its MyDNA software platform to make the most of the data produced and to enhance their reports.

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Choose from ready-to-use microarrays with expertly designed content, or design custom iSelect or semicustom arrays to suit specific research and analysis needs. Process and scan arrays with a rapid DNA-to-data workflow.

Click on the below to view products for each workflow step.

DesignStudio Microarray Assay Designer

Web-based tool for designing custom arrays.

All Microarray Kits

Browse ready-to-use microarray kits for genotyping and epigenetic analysis.

Microarray & Library Prep Kit Selector

Identify the best array or sequencing library prep kit for your needs. Filter by method, species, and more. Compare, share, and order kits directly from this tool.

iScan System

Microarray scanner for high-throughput processing of thousands of samples per day.

Infinium Accessory Kits

Hardware, software, and accessories needed to process multiple microarrays in parallel.

Infinium Automation Packages

Robotic liquid-handling capabilities, control software, and other options to automate the array workflow and reduce errors.

AutoLoader 2.x

This device automatically loads microarray carriers onto scanning systems.

Microarray Data Analysis Solutions

Software to help you visualize, analyze, and manage microarray data.

Illumina LIMS for Arrays

Laboratory information management system for high-throughput microarray processing and sample tracking.

BaseSpace Correlation Engine

Web-based tools for early-stage research to identify disease mechanisms, drug targets, and prognostic or predictive biomarkers.

Infinium Global Diversity Array with Enhanced PGx Content

Introducing the most comprehensive genotyping microarray on the market for pharmacogenomic (PGx) research with >1.9M markers, access to high-impact PGx genes, and optional reporting software with star allele calling and metabolizer status reporting.

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Infinium Global Diversity Array with Enhanced PGx Content
Large-Scale Genotyping
Large-Scale Genotyping

High-throughput microarrays help labs identify common genetic variations among large cohorts for population-scale genotyping studies. Learn more about high-throughput genotyping.

Complex Disease Genomics
Complex Disease Genomics

Complex diseases result from a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Array and sequencing technologies can help reveal the underpinnings of these diseases. Learn more about complex disease genomics.

Genotyping for Agrigenomics
Agrigenomics Genotyping

Genotyping array studies in plants and animals can uncover the relationship between genotype and phenotype, informing breeding decisions and the genetic selection of valued traits. Learn more about plant and animal genotyping.

Cytogenomics
Cytogenomics

High-resolution cytogenomic microarrays enable detection of low-level mosaicism, CNVs, LOH, and AOH across the genome. Learn more about cytogenomics.

Cancer Epigenetics
Cancer Epigenetics

Methylation arrays enable epigenome-wide association studies that can analyze multiple cancer samples in parallel. Learn more about cancer epigenetics.

Microarray Services
FastTrack Microarray Services

Experts provide genotyping and methylation array services quickly and cost-effectively. Explore microarray service offerings.

Gene Panel and Array Finder

Identify sequencing panels or microarrays that target your genes of interest. Search panels by genes, or find genotyping arrays by genomic location, variant ID, or species.

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Gene Panel and Array Finder
Infinium Microarray Technology
Infinium Microarray Technology

The high density of Infinium bead-based arrays facilitates diverse applications, including population-scale genomics.

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Genomics Consortia
Genomics Consortia

Illumina helps researchers who share similar goals join efforts to pool resources and create genomics tools.

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Cytogenetic Array Identifies Genomic Alterations
Identifying Genomic Alterations

Dr. Trilochan Sahoo uses the CytoSNP-850K BeadChip to scan the genome for common and rare genomic variants.

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