Tumor DNAs (0.3 ug) were sequenced using the Rapid Barcoding kit (SQK-RBK004, Oxford Nanopore). A total of 30–50 fM of DNA was loaded onto MinIon R9.4 flow cells (Oxford Nanopore).
Targeted Sequencing of HPV16 in Cell Lines
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Other organizations : National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Hospital General San Juan de Dios
Variable analysis
- Shearing of cell line DNA to 8–20 kb with a G-tube (Covaris)
- Use of unsheared cell line DNA with the LSK-109 kit
- Use of 1 ug of cell line DNA for transposase sequencing with the Rapid Sequencing kit (SQK-RAD004, Oxford Nanopore)
- Preparation of CaSki and SNU-1000 DNA using the Ultra-Long protocol of Circulomics and the Ultra-Long DNA Sequencing kit (SQK-ULK001, Oxford Nanopore) with and without adaptive sampling
- Use of 0.3 ug of tumor DNA for sequencing using the Rapid Barcoding kit (SQK-RBK004, Oxford Nanopore)
- Targeted sequencing of HPV16 in CaSki and SiHa cells using CRISPR probes to HPV16 probes
- Sequencing of cell lines and tumor DNAs using various protocols and kits
- Total of 30–50 fM of DNA loaded onto MinIon R9.4 flow cells (Oxford Nanopore)
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