Plasmid Barcode Sequencing Protocol
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Variable analysis
- Restriction enzyme SalI used to digest the plasmid from the library
- T4 DNA Ligase used to circularize the linear product containing the fragment and barcode
- Lambda Exonuclease and RecJF enzymes used to treat the ligation product
- Digestion products separated by gel electrophoresis
- Cleaved backbone without 3' domain sequence purified from the gel
- Circularized product amplified by PCR with primers containing Ion Torrent sites P1 & A
- Sequencing of the PCR amplified product on Ion Torrent using a 316 V2 chip
- Incubation temperature of 16°C for the T4 DNA Ligase overnight ligation
- Incubation temperature of 37°C for 16 hours for the Lambda Exonuclease and RecJF treatment
- Positive control: None mentioned
- Negative control: None mentioned
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