Welcome to the IDT family!

Your product is now available from Integrated DNA Technologies.

Many of the Swift products you have grown to love are now part of our new complete portfolio, xGen™ NGS. Through this new partnership we are pleased to offer you comprehensive next generation sequencing solutions.

xGen NGS—made for you.

Unsure of what products are available? Or, perhaps you’d like guidance on which products are compatible? If so, try our xGen NGS Solutions Builder Tool today.

Welcome to the IDT family!

Find Archer now at IDT!

All Archer information is now available on IDT’s website. You can view Archer assays alongside IDT’s xGen™ NGS portfolio to find the best next generation sequencing solution for your lab.

Confidently detect more with Archer NGS assay solutions for your solid tumor, blood cancer, immune profiling, and genetic disease research.

Explore how our NEW cGMP gRNA manufacturing service can accelerate your CRISPR therapeutics project

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