Ancestral Strain DNA Sequencing
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Corresponding Organization : Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Other organizations : Weizmann Institute of Science, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Variable analysis
- End-repair of DNA obtained from ancestral strains and evolved lines that showed PFGE variation
- Native barcode ligation (BC02-05)
- Adapter ligation (BAM) for 15 min
- DNA sequencing on MinION Mk1b using SpotON flow cell (FLO-MIN107) in a 48 h sequencing protocol on MinKNOW 1.7.7
- Base calling using Albacore v.1.2.6
- Reads processing by albacore and poretools for converting fast5 files into fasta format
- 1× AmPure beads (Beckmann Coulter, USA) for DNA cleanup after end-repair
- 0.5× AmPure beads for DNA cleanup after native barcode ligation
- 0.4X AmPure beads (Beckmann Coulter, USA) for library cleanup after adapter ligation
- Qubit quantification of barcode ligated DNA samples for pooling at equi-molar concentration to attain 1 µg pooled sample
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