Applied science

Genomics to advance agriculture and livestock breeding.

Consulting, breeding strategies and training to improve the profitability and genetic progress of your system.

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Your external quantitative genetics department.

We act as the specialized team that many organizations need to design, optimize, and accelerate their genetic improvement programs.

Plant genomics

DNA and RNA extraction, variety verification and marker development for agricultural applications.

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Animal genomics

Genetic analysis, parentage verification and inbreeding assessment for livestock improvement programmes.

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Bioinformatics

Genomic data processing and interpretation, genetic variation analysis and tailored methods and models.

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Leading the precision livestock and AGRICULTURE revolution

The agricultural sector needs access to the most advanced biotechnology to grow and compete at the highest level. Only a few companies have access to the most modern tools, the technical expertise to fully leverage them, and the financial resources to implement them. GC GENOMICS was created with the vision of democratizing agrogenomic biotechnology.

At GC Genomics, we help breeders and livestock producers design, optimize, and accelerate their genetic improvement programs through predictive models and advanced integration of genomic, phenotypic, and pedigree data. Our approach goes beyond one-off analyses: we develop long-term breeding strategies, simulate scenarios before implementation, and estimate the genetic value of candidates to enable more precise, lower-risk decision-making.

We act as the quantitative genetics department that many organizations need but do not have, providing continuous technical support generation after generation. Our work improves the quality of crosses, reduces failed trials and inbreeding, and accelerates genetic progress through science-based decisions focused on productive and economic results.