Ion library quantitation kit
The Ion Library Quantitation Kit is a laboratory product designed to quantify the concentration of sequencing libraries prior to Ion Torrent sequencing. It provides a standardized method to accurately measure library concentrations, ensuring optimal sequencing performance and data quality.
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Ion Torrent Sequencing of PCR Products
Ion Torrent PGM Amplicon Sequencing
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Comprehensive Transcriptome Analysis of Plasma
Four barcoded samples were combined for one sequencing reaction. Template preparation for sequencing was conducted using the OneTouch Ion™ Template Kit in the OneTouch machine (Life Technologies). Ion Torrent sequencing was conducted using the Ion Proton Sequencing Kit (Life Technologies) on an Ion Proton Machine (Life Technologies) using a P1(v2)-chip (Life Technologies). The constructed cDNA was also used for HIV viral load measurement using a quantitative-real time PCR for HIV gag RNA, with a sensitivity of 10 copies/mL [26 (link)].
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Ion Torrent Sequencing Protocol
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