Sequencing Enriched DNA Libraries
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Other organizations : Oregon Health & Science University, Illumina (United States), Oregon National Primate Research Center
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- Library quantification range (200 bp to 1 kbp)
- Sequencing protocol (Read 1: 50 imaged cycles; Index Read 1: 8 imaged cycles, 27 dark cycles, 10 imaged cycles; Index Read 2: 8 imaged cycles, 21 dark cycles, 10 imaged cycles; Read 2: 50 imaged cycles)
- Custom sequencing protocol for QRP libraries (Read 1: 15 dark cycles, 50 imaged cycles; Index Read 1: 10 imaged cycles; Index Read 2: 10 imaged cycles)
- Library sequencing on Illumina NextSeq® 500
- Illumina NextSeq® 500 loading concentration (0.8 pM)
- Sequencing using custom primers described in Amini et. al. 2015, Ref.14
- QRP and DOP libraries sequenced using standard primers on the NextSeq® 500 using high-capacity 75 cycle kits with dual-indexing
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