Services
Analytical services are provided to the academic and commercial communities on a cost recovery basis.
Orders
To submit samples for analysis, please complete the Sample Submission Form and submit it with your samples. Please also read our Terms and Conditions for placing an order. For more information about how to ship your samples please see Shipping Information.
Please Note:
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Samples cannot be accepted without a signed submission form
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Please provide as much detail about the samples as possible, as delays may occur due to insufficient documentation
Address
University of Victoria Proteomics Centre
Vancouver Island Technology Park
#3101-4464 Markham St
Victoria, BC Canada
V8Z 7X8
Acknowledgement Policy
The UVic-Genome BC Proteomics Centre (PC) is generously supported through operations and technology development funding provided by Genome Canada and Genome British Columbia – as such clients and collaborators of the PC should acknowledge work performed at the PC in publications and public presentations of their research:
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Clients shall acknowledge the work of the UVic-Genome BC Proteomics Centre in any peer-reviewed Client Publications related to the Project by incorporating the following sentence into the acknowledgements section of the article: “The authors wish to acknowledge the UVic-Genome BC Proteomics Centre, Victoria, Canada for [performing activity].”.
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In addition, acknowledgements should appear in the text of peer-reviewed publications, for example in the materials and methods sections. A suggested sentence for inclusion is: “[Activity] was performed by UVic-Genome BC Proteomics Centre, Victoria, Canada”.
PC policy on co-authorship:
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If data is generated through the PC on a cost-recovery basis, the PC does not require co-authorship on any publications
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If significant intellectual contribution is provided on the experimental design, data interpretation or other contributions beyond what is agreed to in a Statement of Work, then collaborators should discuss pending publications with PC scientists to identify appropriate co-authorship as needed.
We would greatly appreciate notification of any publications that acknowledge work performed at the PC.
