CAPP-Seq Targeted Sequencing and Analysis
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Corresponding Organization : Stanford University
Other organizations : Vanderbilt University, California Institute for Regenerative Medicine
Variable analysis
- Targeted capture and sequencing analysis of all samples was performed using CAPP-Seq
- We employed a 302-kb CAPP-Seq selector targeting 771 noncontiguous regions of the human genome, spanning 276 genes
- SNVs and indels were genotyped in all samples
- A maximum of 32 ng DNA was input into sequencing library preparation
- For plasma and BAL fluid samples with less than 32 ng of isolated cell-free DNA (cfDNA), all the extracted cfDNA was used for library preparation, down to a minimum of 16 ng
- Samples were sequenced using 2 × 100 or 2 × 150 reads on an Illumina HiSeq 2500 or 4000
- Sequencing data were processed using a previously described bioinformatics pipeline
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