A double digest RAD (ddRAD) library was produced according to a modified protocol of Peterson et al. (2012 (link)) (see also Bourgeois et al. (2018 (link)) for the modified protocol) using the restriction enzymes SphI and SbfI and a gel excision section of 320–590 bp following restriction of the DNA with the two enzymes. Individuals in the library were barcoded using a barcode on each end of the fragment (double barcode combination) and each individual was repeated twice with a different barcode across the library to improve evenness of coverage. The barcoding system allows DNA from multiple individuals to be “tagged” and pooled into a single lane of sequencing. An additional positive control was included to allow for quality control of the experimental process and for assessment of genotyping error-by-read depth. The resulting library was quantified using a Qubit Assay (Thermofisher Scientific) and then sequenced in both directions (Read 1 and Read 2) using a single lane of MiSeq Sequencing Technology (Illumina).
Double-Digest RAD Sequencing of Wadi Sareen Samples
A double digest RAD (ddRAD) library was produced according to a modified protocol of Peterson et al. (2012 (link)) (see also Bourgeois et al. (2018 (link)) for the modified protocol) using the restriction enzymes SphI and SbfI and a gel excision section of 320–590 bp following restriction of the DNA with the two enzymes. Individuals in the library were barcoded using a barcode on each end of the fragment (double barcode combination) and each individual was repeated twice with a different barcode across the library to improve evenness of coverage. The barcoding system allows DNA from multiple individuals to be “tagged” and pooled into a single lane of sequencing. An additional positive control was included to allow for quality control of the experimental process and for assessment of genotyping error-by-read depth. The resulting library was quantified using a Qubit Assay (Thermofisher Scientific) and then sequenced in both directions (Read 1 and Read 2) using a single lane of MiSeq Sequencing Technology (Illumina).
Corresponding Organization : Royal Zoological Society of Scotland
Variable analysis
- Restriction enzymes (SphI and SbfI) used for DNA digestion
- Gel excision section (320–590 bp) following DNA restriction
- DNA quality assessed via agarose gel electrophoresis
- DNA quantity measured using Qubit Assay
- Sequencing depth and coverage
- DNA concentration normalized to 7 ng–1 µl
- Inclusion of a positive control sample
- Positive control included to allow for quality control of the experimental process and assessment of genotyping error-by-read depth
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