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  • suludana
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    • May 2008
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    Chip-Seq Analysis

    Hi all,

    I think I need some help:

    We performed a Chip-Seq single read run of 36 cycles.

    It was curious to verify that some of the libraries produced much more peaks.

    We have 7 samples, and 3 off them generated libraries little concentrated. Of course we normalized library concentrations and we sequenced libraries with a final concentration of 12 pM. For all samples we obtained more than 150.000 clusters, 80% passed the quality filters and 72% aligned with the genomic reference. At the end we stay with more than 9 millions of reads per sample.

    Finding peaks we obtained very different results: Samples that produced 10-30 ng/ul libraries produced much less peaks than samples which produced 2-4 ng/ul libraries.

    I don’t know if there is some possible connection between initial library concentration and number of detected peaks. As we did a 12 pM dilution of all the samples and the number of reads is the same for all of them, it was difficult to find a connection, but… for other hand we can’t find a biological meaning for these differences.

    Could you please give me an opinion?

    Thank you very much!!!!

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