Nextera transposase
The Nextera transposase is a core component of the Nextera library preparation workflow. It is an enzymatic tool used to simultaneously fragment and tag DNA samples, preparing them for next-generation sequencing. The Nextera transposase enables rapid, efficient, and streamlined library construction.
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9 protocols using nextera transposase
RNA-seq Transcriptome Profiling Protocol
RNA-seq Library Construction and Analysis
ATAC-seq Analysis of Mouse Cell Lines
ChIA-PET Protocol with Chromatin Shearing
Crosslinking was reversed at 65 °C with the use of Proteinase K followed by DNA purification. We used Illumina Nextera Transposase to add sequencing adapters to ChIA-PET libraries. Biotinylated fragments were enriched by pull-down with Streptavidin Dynabeads (M-280; Lifetechnologies #11205D, New York). The final libraries were sequenced on an Illumina HiSeq 2000.
RNA-seq Library Construction and Analysis
ATAC-Seq Preparation Protocol
CTCF-mediated Chromatin Interactions by ChIA-PET
ATAC-Seq Preparation Protocol
RNA-seq Library Preparation and Analysis
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