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  • Newie
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2010
    • 4

    #1

    Clustering 1kb - 1.5kb fragments

    Hi Seq-sters!

    Curious whether anyone has tried this, heard of someone who has, or is interested in attempting? (Illumina platform)

    Any thoughts on:
    1. cBOT protocol manipulations?
    2. Fold increase in input concentration (assuming v3 chem)?

    Disclaimer: We are not interested in MP data, but if it works it could certainly be used for that application (depending on max cluster density, and coverage requirements).

    Happy Holidays!
  • MLog
    Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 36

    #2
    Never tried 1 Kb but 800-bp library worked fine without any special manipulations. The only modification that I did was the decrease of the input concentration (3 - 4.5 pM instead of 9-10; generally, I believe that for long libraries you should decrease the input concentration rather than increase). We got about 120 millions of reads on 2 lanes.
    And I'm interested very much in sequencing longer libraries. Please let us know if you try this!

    Originally posted by Newie View Post
    Hi Seq-sters!

    Curious whether anyone has tried this, heard of someone who has, or is interested in attempting? (Illumina platform)

    Any thoughts on:
    1. cBOT protocol manipulations?
    2. Fold increase in input concentration (assuming v3 chem)?

    Disclaimer: We are not interested in MP data, but if it works it could certainly be used for that application (depending on max cluster density, and coverage requirements).

    Happy Holidays!
    Last edited by MLog; 12-29-2011, 06:50 AM.

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