Why EpiPlex Services
Built for real-world samples
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Tailored to your research
One platform, one workflow
Why m6A, inosine, and pseudouridine?
RNA modifications represent distinct regulatory dimensions of gene expression. Each answers different biological questions and is most informative in different disease and sample contexts.
m6A
N6-methyladenosine regulates RNA stability and translation in response to signaling, stress, and cell-state transitions. Profiling m6A is especially relevant when dynamic control of RNA fate is in play—for example in cancer, immune activation, and cell state or differentiation studies.
Inosine (A-to-I)
Adenosine-to-inosine editing introduces post-transcriptional sequence diversity that affects coding potential, RNA structure, and innate immune sensing. Inosine profiling is valuable when transcriptome plasticity or immune modulation matters, including cancer immune evasion, autoimmunity, and neurodegeneration.
Pseudouridine (Ψ)
Pseudouridine stabilizes RNA structure and supports translational fidelity under stress. It is particularly relevant in contexts where sustained translation or RNA stability is critical—such as neurodegeneration, cardiovascular and metabolic disease, and aging.
Flexible services for every study
EpiPlex Services differ in the type of biological insight they deliver. Select the configuration that aligns with your hypothesis and sample context.
Uni-Mod
One of: m6A, inosine, or pseudouridine
Focused profiling when a single RNA regulatory mechanism is central to your hypothesis. Uni-Mod is optimized for precise, interpretable analysis and is well suited for targeted studies, feasibility work, or situations where sample numbers are limited.
- One modification, one regulatory dimension
- Focused, hypothesis-driven interpretation
- Targeted and feasibility studies
Duo-Mod
m6A + inosine
Comparative profiling across two major RNA regulatory mechanisms in a single experiment. Duo-Mod distinguishes dynamic RNA fate control from transcriptome plasticity and immune modulation, and is optimized for RNA-limited samples, longitudinal studies, and programs where m6A and inosine are established drivers.
- Two modifications, comparative insight
- Optimized for RNA-limited and clinical samples
- Longitudinal and follow-on studies
Tri-Mod
m6A + inosine + pseudouridine
Integrative profiling when RNA regulation is multidimensional and context-dependent. Tri-Mod captures dynamic control, sequence plasticity, and structural stability in a single experiment, supporting systems-level interpretation when samples are irreplaceable and insight depth is critical.
- Three modifications, integrated view
- Context-dependent and systems-level insight
- Irreplaceable or precious samples
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See EpiPlex technology in action
A shared experimental and analytical foundation underlies every service: enrichment-based workflows, spike-in normalization, and EpiScout™ analysis, enabling consistent, interpretable results across sample types and service configurations.
Platform differentiators
- Common platform and workflow across all service configurations
- Relative quantification with spike-in normalization for confident interpretation
- End-to-end service from sample receipt to EpiScout™ results
- Applications science support across discovery and translational research

Ready to get started?
Request a quote for your project. Our team will help you select the configuration that best fits your biological question, sample context, and interpretive goals.
Prefer to run the assay yourself?
EpiPlex™ RNA Mod Encoding Kit, UDI Kit, and EpiScout™ Compute Token are available for in-lab use. Same platform, same quality.