Temporary closure
The platform will be closed:
– for 15 days during the Christmas holidays
– for one month during the summer period (July–August)
Thank you for your understanding.
Prices (VAT free)
Pricing of different units of work according to the ‘collaborative framework’
and type of customer
Partnership
Institut Sophia Agrobiotech
Partnership
Others
including:
– other academics
– “agronomic actors”
– private structures
Services
– Academics
(including Institut Sophia Agrobiotech)
– “Agronomic actors”
Services
Private structures
Barcoding COI
Price / marker / extraction
10€
12€
25€
49€
Microsatellite genotyping
Price / marker kit / extraction
7€
21€
43€
Specific species diagnostic kit
Price / kit / extraction
6€
14€
27€
Estimated costs
Infrastructure / Equipment
Time
Unit of works
ISA
Others academics
Barcoding COI1
Price / marker / extraction
10€
12€
Price / marker kit / extraction
7€
9€
Price / kit / extraction
6€
Material
Infrastructure / Equipment
Academic (including ISA)
Private structures
Barcoding COI1
Price / marker / extraction
25€
49€
Price / marker kit / extraction
21€
43€
Price / kit / extraction
14€
27€
Material
Infrastructure / Equipment
Collaborative framework
The ‘partnership’ mode corresponds to a situation in which the Units of Work produced by IDMABIO are produced as part of a project in which IDMABIO is an explicit partner in a research project. The budget required to produce the Units of Work is therefore anticipated/secured by the Client and IDMABIO can benefit, within the framework of the Research project, from other budgets (travel expenses, equipment, fixed-term contracts, etc.). IDMABIO is clearly associated with the publication to the extent of the services rendered and other implications.
The ‘service provision’ mode corresponds to a situation where the work units produced by IDMABIO are produced as part of a service provision. Pricing therefore takes into account at least all the costs assessed. If IDMABIO has to be mentioned for its activity (in the context of an article, in the Material and Method and/or the Acknowledgements), IDMABIO is not considered as a co-owner of the results.
Customers
Several types of customers are distinguished:
– Institut Sophia Agrobiotech, the hosting laboratory of IDMABIO
– Other Academics: EPST (INRAE, CNRS, etc), EPIC (CIRAD, etc), French Universities and similar foreign structures
– “Agronomic actors” including “Chambres d’agricultures”, “Instituts techniques agricoles” ( https://www.acta.asso.fr/le-reseau/ ), “Associations loi 1901” and other agricultural/agronomic non-profit organizations (“Stations d’expérimentations” e.g. https://www.irfel.fr/stations/ , “FREDON”, etc) and similar foreign structures
– Private structures
Storage & Shipping
I- Good sample storage practices before shipping
We recommend storing samples in microtubes containing undenatured (>99.5%) absolute ethanol (which does not contain methanol or isopropanol) and storing them in the freezer.
Depending on future applications, samples may be stored in 70% alcohol or higher.
II- Sample dispatch
Optimum dispatch recommendations are as follows:
– Samples should be in good condition.
– The quantity of specimens should be sufficient.
– Samples should be stored in undenatured absolute ethanol (>99.5%), in targeted microtubes or SAFELOCK microtubes.
– The name of the sample (as short as possible) should appear clearly on the microtube (alcohol-resistant writing or label). If possible, the name should also be written inside the tube (on grey pencil paper or printed using an alcohol-resistant printer) to avoid any loss of information.
– Microtubes should be protected in a second, tightly-sealed container (e.g. boxes) before being placed in the shipping parcel.
– It is preferable to favour rapid transport (less than 24h), avoiding shipments on the eve of weekends or public holidays, with fresh packages containing ice packs.
Delivery address :
IDMABIO
INRAE – Centre de recherche PACA
UMR 1355 Institut Sophia Agrobiotech (ISA)
400 route des chappes Cedex – BP167
06903 Sophia Antipolis
FRANCE
Our publications
Research Articles:
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Pintilioaie A.-M., et al. (2026). A New Record of the Non-native Species Atypophthalmus (Atypophthalmus) umbratus (Diptera: Tipuloidea) in Romania, with COI-sequenced Specimens. Acta Zoologica Bulgarica, 78(1), 1–7.
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Rousset Z. et al. (2025). Spotted! Ophraella communa Le Sage, 1986 (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae), the ragweed leaf beetle, makes its French debut. BioInvasions Records, 14(4), 833–843. https://doi.org/10.3391/bir.2025.14.4.07
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Viciriuc I. M. et al. (2025). State of the spread of the exotic parasitoid wasp Leptopilina japonica tracking the route of its invasive host fly Drosophila suzukii in France. Agricultural and Forest Entomology. https://doi.org/10.1111/afe.70025
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Leblalta et al. (2024). First detection of the opuntia cochineal scale Dactylopius opuntiae (Cockerell, 1896) (Hemiptera: Dactylopiidae) in Misserghin (Oran), North-West Algeria.
Conference Posters :
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IDMABIO: A Platform for the Molecular Characterization of Biological Agents and Pests. IEIC 2025.
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The utilization of DNA barcoding in the study of parasitoid communities of Cydia pomonella. IEIC 2025.
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