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  • cmjluckey
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2011
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    RNA-seq newbie

    Hi ALL

    I am a young PI in Boston- working in Immunology-

    My lab is looking to do some RNA seq- and wants to look at both polyA and non-polyA RNA changes downstream of different cytokine signals.

    While we will be looking at exon arrays, we are interested in also performing RNA-seq to look for novel transcripts, lcRNA, intron containing/pre-processed RNAs etc.

    I am a total newbie to RNA seq- my former life was spent in the affy world...

    I am looking to do some RNA seq- Want to analyze on Illumina HISeq- and to do some multiplexing to save money if possible- which I assume should be possible on the HiSeq instrument- We need strand specific sequencing- and presumably want paired end reads.

    While I have lots of experience working with RNA for Affy/ Q-PCR etc.- I am a bit flummoxed by the variety of approaches for RNA prep for RNA seq- and want to look at both polyA and non-polyA RNA to broaden our discovery-

    Based on the Levin paper (Nat Methods 2010)- I am assuming the best way to go is either dUTP or Illuminia kit- but I am wondering if anyone has any experience with
    1) using Nugen upstream for RNA prep of dUTP vs. subsequent Nugen multiplex kit vs. Illumnia kit
    2) multiplexing with standard dUTP protocol- ie vest primers to use

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
    Last edited by cmjluckey; 02-21-2011, 08:04 AM. Reason: left out stuff

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