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  • Iredc27
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2011
    • 8

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    Request for sequencing a whole chromosome cell line

    Hi to everyone, i need your help!
    I am currently working in Cytogenetics in a lab located in Montevideo (Uruguay), and i am working with a mouse cell line. I am able to identify each chromosome of this cell line, based on its unique pattern of dark and light bands. I am interested in studying the sequence of the chromosome's pair 1. Through Chromosome microdissection I physically removes the complete chromosome of pair 1 from the slide. Then i procedure to make multiple copies of the isolated Chromosome using Sigma GenomePlex Single Cell Whole Amplification Kit, that work in three step 1)fragment the chromosome dna, 2)prepare a DNA library, 3)amplification of the DNA fragment
    I need to sequence the whole chromosome, but in Montevideo, we don not account even with this new and incredible technology in sequencing DNA.
    I was wonderng if this amplified sample of the entire chromosome (explaind before) would work if i send it to sequence with Illumina Hiseq2000 for example?

    Which other things i have to take into consideration?

    I really appreciate any response, criticisms or recommendations

    Ire
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  • flxlex
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    • Nov 2008
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    #2
    Closed due to cross-posting to in total four forums.

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