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  • Yui
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2014
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    Good way to make cDNA libraries for one-embryo RNA-seq

    Hi!
    I am a undergraduate student and planning to conduct single-embryo RNA-seq.
    The developmental stage of samples are various, from blastula (about 1k cells) to just before hatching.
    (I am using zebrafish, X.laevis and chick.)
    Could I make cDNA libraries in the same way?

    Some members in my lab are performing Quartz-seq, so there are necessary reagents.
    What I would like to know is…

    1. Whether I could perform Quartz-seq with late stage embryo.
    (too many impurities, or RNAs?)

    2. or, could I make cDNA libraries without amplification?
    (especially eary stage embryo)

    If I should verify myself, I would be glad to know how to do.



    thank you very much.

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