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  • Andersen
    Member
    • Oct 2015
    • 15

    #1

    RRBS Library 4 peaks

    Dear everyone

    I have just prepared my multiplexed reduced representation bisulfite sequencing library. It seems like I have 4 peaks on my bianalyzer results arround 180, 235, 300 and 360 base pairs.

    Have any of you experienced these peaks before?

    I do multiplexed RRBS with Msp1 digestion, TruSeq Nano adapter ligation and cleanup with dynabeads AMPure XS.

    Myself Im thinking that it could be that the Msp1 has a high cutting efficiency at these peaks. Do you have any suggestions?

    Do you think that these libraries is good to go for sequencing?



    Kind regards from Emil.
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  • nucacidhunter
    Jafar Jabbari
    • Jan 2013
    • 1250

    #2
    Few points:
    1- HS Chip is overloaded. To see real profile Chip should be loaded within specification, otherwise profile will be distorded
    2- Is this from human DNA?
    3- What was input and how many PCR cycles were done?
    4- Peaks are most likely fom microsattelite fragments that contain MspI site
    5- Profile looks a bit different from usual but could be due to overloading or overcycling

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    • Andersen
      Member
      • Oct 2015
      • 15

      #3
      Hi Nucacidhunter.

      1 - I will try and run a new chip when we are running a full load.
      2 - It is from human stromal vascular fraction
      3 - Input was 55 ng DNA originally from 12 samples pooled in one library. I did 20 cycles.
      4 - Thanks, I will try and look into the microsattelite fragments. I am quite new to sequencing and library prep so had not heard about it before.
      5 - Good, sounds like I will need to run another bioanalyzer before going to sequencing.

      Thank you for your help!

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