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  • uranus
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2015
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    Paritial P7 on MiSeq/HiSeq

    Hello,

    I have a custom design DNA libraries (~140bp amplicons) that have full-length P5 + SP1 (very same to typical Illumina libraries) but a partial P7 (missing the last "GAT"; CAA GCA GAA GAC GGC ATA CGA).

    Does anyone know whether the partial P7 sequence is problematic on MiSeq?

    Although I do not know why, I heard that MiSeq and HiSeq-PE require full-length P7 sequence, whereas HiSeq-SR does not.

    The library design has been used successfully by other groups on HiSeq-SR, but when I tried on MiSeq, I had a very low clustering density and many of the retrieved reads were quite junk (only a very few reads had the expected sequences).

    Any thoughts are appreciated!

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