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  • nighteffect
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2011
    • 2

    #1

    Pre-capture barcoding Sureselect and SOLID

    Hi,
    we designed a custom Sureselect bait for ~0,8Mb (using which we want to sequence 200-300 patients samples on SOLID 5500xl).

    Unfortunately Agilent does not have protocols for pre-capture barcoding and pooling. So instead they suggest to capture and then barcode, which is not efficient and too expensive. TargetSeq (Lifetechs version of Sureselect) is also too expensive and comes in huge quantities (96 minimum, ~ USD 26k).

    Do you have an idea /hints for barcoding, pooling (e.g. 48 samples9 and then sequence capture using Sureselect for SOLID 5500xl?

    Any comments appreciated! Thanks
    Last edited by nighteffect; 04-13-2012, 03:06 PM.
  • Heisman
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 534

    #2
    There are some papers out there that do this. Search for "multiplexed capture" on pubmed (too busy to dig up papers now). There's one that came out in Genome Research a couple months ago and one that came out in Nature Protocols near the end of 2011, I think.

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