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  • mm.perrineau
    Member
    • Sep 2012
    • 12

    #1

    Adapter Trimming Nextera

    Hi,
    First, I's my first time in the sequencing world. I just begin a new post-doc, with totally new subject and totally new tools.
    SO, I NEED YOU !!!!

    I sequenced my two first genome (20Mbp each) with the MiSeq Illumina and the Nextera Kit (two in one read).

    In my lab, they use the CLC Genomics Workbench to generate the contig.
    So, i download my data.
    And the next step is to suppress the Adapter Trimming.
    But in the list, i don't know which one choose.

    I know, i can add the Adapter Trimming in the liste , but i don't know the sequence.

    So, my question is :
    Do you know the sequence of the Adapter Trimming in the Nextera Kit ?

    Thank you
  • cliffbeall
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 144

    #2
    You have to get them from the company, as discussed in this thread.

    By the way, welcome to SeqAnswers and don't forget to search before posting.

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