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Sense mrna seq library kit

Manufactured by Lexogen

The Sense mRNA seq library kit is a product developed by Lexogen for preparing mRNA sequencing libraries. The kit enables the generation of stranded mRNA sequencing libraries from total RNA samples. It is designed to capture the entire mRNA population, including long and short transcripts.

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3 protocols using sense mrna seq library kit

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Bulk and Single-Cell RNA-Seq Protocols

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Whole RNA was isolated from cells using RNAeasy Mini Kit (Qiagen). For RNA isolation from bulk tumours, tumours were homogenized in Trizol and RNA was extracted using chloroform, followed by a clean-up step using the RNAeasy Mini Kit. For standard RNA-seq, libraries were generated using the Lexogen sense mRNA seq library kit using 500 ng – 1 μg of input RNA, for Quant-seq libraries were generated using the Lexogen Quant-seq 3’ mRNA seq kit using 500 ng input RNA, both according to manufacturer’s instructions. All libraries were quality controlled on a fragment analyser and quantified using the Qbit HS dsDNA kit (Thermo Scientific). Smart-seq analysis of 100 sorted DCs (DAPI- CD45+ CD11c+ CD103+) or 100 sorted T cells (DAPI- CD45+ CD3e+ CD8a+) was performed in-house using the Smart-seq2 protocol by Illumina59 (link). Library prep was performed according to manufacturer’s instruction using the Nextera kit after direct sorting into RNA lysis buffer. Sequencing was performed in-house on Illumina HiSeqV4 to obtain 50 bp single-end sequencing reads.
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Bulk and Single-Cell RNA-Seq Protocols

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Whole RNA was isolated from cells using RNAeasy Mini Kit (Qiagen). For RNA isolation from bulk tumours, tumours were homogenized in Trizol and RNA was extracted using chloroform, followed by a clean-up step using the RNAeasy Mini Kit. For standard RNA-seq, libraries were generated using the Lexogen sense mRNA seq library kit using 500 ng – 1 μg of input RNA, for Quant-seq libraries were generated using the Lexogen Quant-seq 3’ mRNA seq kit using 500 ng input RNA, both according to manufacturer’s instructions. All libraries were quality controlled on a fragment analyser and quantified using the Qbit HS dsDNA kit (Thermo Scientific). Smart-seq analysis of 100 sorted DCs (DAPI- CD45+ CD11c+ CD103+) or 100 sorted T cells (DAPI- CD45+ CD3e+ CD8a+) was performed in-house using the Smart-seq2 protocol by Illumina59 (link). Library prep was performed according to manufacturer’s instruction using the Nextera kit after direct sorting into RNA lysis buffer. Sequencing was performed in-house on Illumina HiSeqV4 to obtain 50 bp single-end sequencing reads.
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Chromatin and Transcriptome Profiling of ESCs

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ChIP for ChIP-seq assays was performed as described above except that we used 2.5 μg antibodies and 1.5 × 107 ESCs for a transcription factor ChIP and 10 μg antibodies and 0.75 × 107 ESCs for a histone ChIP. The ChIPed and input DNA libraries were generated and sequencing was performed on an Illumina GAIIx or Hi-seq genome analyzer according to the manufacturer’s protocols. FAIRE-seq assays were essentially performed as described previously (Simon et al. 2012 (link)) with 2 × 106 ESCs per condition. Libraries for RNA-seq were generated with a SENSE mRNA-seq library kit (Lexogen) and sequencing was performed on an Illumina GAIIx genome analyzer according to the manufacturer’s protocols.
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