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  • NuGEN
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    • Jun 2010
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    Customize removal of unwanted transcripts from RNA-Seq libraries

    Customizable Strand-specific RNA-Seq for Depletion of Unwanted Transcripts from a Broad Range of Species - NuGEN's Insert Dependent Adaptor Cleavage (InDA-C) technology enables depletion of unwanted transcripts through sequence-specific targeting and degradation. The method can be applied to a broad range of transcript types (rRNA, globin, structural protein transcripts, and other housekeeping genes) thereby enriching for more informative transcript sequences in the final library.

    In addition to our products that utilize InDA-C to deplete unwanted transcripts in human blood and FFPE samples (http://www.nugeninc.com/nugen/index....on/human-ffpe/), NuGEN now offer a no cost design service for the selection of InDA-C primers for your transcripts of interest. For further information on how InDA-C methodology can be customized for your project needs please contact NuGEN Technical Support at [email protected]

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