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Nextera xt index adapters

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Nextera XT Index Adapters are a set of oligonucleotide sequences that are designed to be ligated to DNA samples during library preparation for next-generation sequencing. The adapters enable the unique identification of individual DNA samples within a pooled sequencing run.

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3 protocols using nextera xt index adapters

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High-throughput BCR Sequencing of Sorted Cells

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BCR Sequencing was carried out as described previously (37 (link)). Briefly, whole transcriptome amplification (WTA) was performed on the sorted cell-lysates according to the Smart-Seq2 protocol (105 (link)). We then amplified heavy and light chain sequences from the WTA products utilizing pools of partially degenerate pools of V region specific primers (Qiagen HotStar Taq Plus). Heavy and light chain amplifications were carried out separately, with each pool containing pooled primers against human IGHV and heavy chain constant region genes, or human IGLV, IGKV, and light chain constant region genes. Cellular barcodes and index adapters (based on Nextera XT Index Adapters, Illumina Inc.) were added using a step-out PCR method. Amplicons were then pooled and sequenced using a 250×250 paired end 8×8 index reads on an Illumina Miseq System. The data were then demultiplexed, heavy and light chain reads were paired, and overlapping sequence reads were obtained (Panda-Seq) (106 (link)) and aligned against the human IMGT database (107 (link)).
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High-Throughput BCR Sequencing and Analysis

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BCR Sequencing was carried out as described previously (15 (link)). Briefly, whole transcriptome amplification (WTA) was performed on the sorted cell-lysates according to the Smart-Seq2 protocol (52 (link)). Heavy and light chain sequences were amplified utilizing partially degenerate pools of V region specific primers (Qiagen HotStar Taq Plus). Heavy and light chain amplifications were carried out separately. Cellular barcodes and index adapters (based on Nextera XT Index Adapters, Illumina Inc.) were added using a step-out PCR method. Amplicons were pooled and sequenced using a 250x250 paired end 8x8 index reads on an Illumina Miseq System. Data were demultiplexed, heavy and light chain reads were paired, and overlapping sequence reads were obtained (Panda-Seq) (53 (link)) and aligned against the human IMGT database.
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High-Throughput BCR Sequencing and Analysis

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BCR Sequencing was carried out as described previously (15 (link)). Briefly, whole transcriptome amplification (WTA) was performed on the sorted cell-lysates according to the Smart-Seq2 protocol (52 (link)). Heavy and light chain sequences were amplified utilizing partially degenerate pools of V region specific primers (Qiagen HotStar Taq Plus). Heavy and light chain amplifications were carried out separately. Cellular barcodes and index adapters (based on Nextera XT Index Adapters, Illumina Inc.) were added using a step-out PCR method. Amplicons were pooled and sequenced using a 250x250 paired end 8x8 index reads on an Illumina Miseq System. Data were demultiplexed, heavy and light chain reads were paired, and overlapping sequence reads were obtained (Panda-Seq) (53 (link)) and aligned against the human IMGT database.
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