The ThruPLEX DNA sequencing kit was used for the library preparation. The manufacturer’s protocol was followed until the amplification step. After the addition of indexes, 16 to 21 cycles of 98˚C, 20 s and 67˚C, 10 s were run. DNA library purification was done using AMPure XP beads. Libraries were sequenced on an Illumina NextSeqP2.
CUT&RUN protocol for Drosophila wing disc
The ThruPLEX DNA sequencing kit was used for the library preparation. The manufacturer’s protocol was followed until the amplification step. After the addition of indexes, 16 to 21 cycles of 98˚C, 20 s and 67˚C, 10 s were run. DNA library purification was done using AMPure XP beads. Libraries were sequenced on an Illumina NextSeqP2.
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Corresponding Organization : University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Other organizations : Carleton College
Variable analysis
- Tissues used: wing disc tissue of Drosophila yakuba
- Histone modifications: H3K27me3 and H3.3
- Number of wing discs used per replicate: 20 WL3 imaginal wing discs
- Two wing discs of Drosophila yakuba included but not used in downstream analyses
- Antibodies used: αH3K27 (Cell Signaling Technology, no. 9733, 1:100) and protein AG-MNase (1:100; UNC core) for H3K27me3 experiment, αH3.3 (H3F33B, 1:100; Abnova, no. H00003021-M01) and protein A-MNase (gift of S. Henikoff) for H3.3 experiment
- Library preparation: ThruPLEX DNA sequencing kit, manufacturer's protocol followed until amplification step, 16 to 21 cycles of 98˚C, 20 s and 67˚C, 10 s for amplification, DNA library purification using AMPure XP beads
- Sequencing: Illumina NextSeq
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