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  • louis7781x
    Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 74

    #1

    orientation of 454's reads

    Hi,

    I want to know 454's reads has orientation?

    I mean orientation of row data is 5'---------------------3' ?

    Because I know data from illumina can't determine orientation.
  • Andrew_Slatter
    Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 12

    #2
    Yes, read data is 5'-3'. Reads start with TCAG key which are the last 3' bases of the 454A primer.

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    • louis7781x
      Member
      • Oct 2010
      • 74

      #3
      Originally posted by Andrew_Slatter View Post
      Yes, read data is 5'-3'. Reads start with TCAG key which are the last 3' bases of the 454A primer.
      Thanks!!!!!!

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      • TonyBrooks
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2009
        • 303

        #4
        Surely all sequence reads are 5' to 3'? DNA cannot extend in the other direction.

        Do you mean, "which strand are do the reads come from"? That all depends on how the library was created. If it's amplicon sequencing, you can choose the strand by designing the PCR to a particular strand. If it's standard rapid library then the strandness of the read cannot be determined - just like on the Illumina.

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        • louis7781x
          Member
          • Oct 2010
          • 74

          #5
          Originally posted by TonyBrooks View Post
          Surely all sequence reads are 5' to 3'? DNA cannot extend in the other direction.

          Do you mean, "which strand are do the reads come from"? That all depends on how the library was created. If it's amplicon sequencing, you can choose the strand by designing the PCR to a particular strand. If it's standard rapid library then the strandness of the read cannot be determined - just like on the Illumina.
          Hi,In my research,I have used 454 to detect reads that span fusion junction,but i don't know which is upstream gene and which is downstream gene.

          If reads's orientation is 5' to 3',I can suggest that gene of 5' is upstream and gene of 3' is downstram.

          So,you mean if the library was created rapidly,I can't determine which orientation is correct?

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          • Andrew_Slatter
            Member
            • Dec 2010
            • 12

            #6
            Its hard to say what can be concluded without looking at experimental design.
            Have you mapped the reads to your expected target ?
            Did you capture the fusion junction by PCR ? If so, you should be able to determine polarity from primer design as TonyBrooks points out above.
            It all depends how the 454 adaptor sequences were appended to your target.

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            • louis7781x
              Member
              • Oct 2010
              • 74

              #7
              Originally posted by Andrew_Slatter View Post
              Its hard to say what can be concluded without looking at experimental design.
              Have you mapped the reads to your expected target ?
              Did you capture the fusion junction by PCR ? If so, you should be able to determine polarity from primer design as TonyBrooks points out above.
              It all depends how the 454 adaptor sequences were appended to your target.
              Hi,we don't capture the fusion junction yet,but it is prepared to do.

              Thanks for your recommendation,I think I need to check the detail of being created library.

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