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we don't have the original aliquote of an old sample, but we have an Illumina Nextera Flex library in the freezer.
I am...
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Nanopore library on top of an Illumina library
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Nextera Rapid Capture Indexing
Hey there,
We have a 3-plex Nextera rapid capture Kit, and we want to run 6 captures in one NextSeq Run.
It is possible to use Nextera...
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How fast is your NGS library preparation?
Everyone wants NGS library preparation to be easy, simple, and fast. The reality is that protocol times for NGS library prep kits vary from vendor to...
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Low yield after library prep
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I am using the Ion Shear Plus reagents kit to prepare libraries for the PGM. I input 200 ng of DNA (measured by Qubit) but am only...
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Robotics Workstation: Sciclone NGSx vs QIAGEN suite
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We are looking into buying a robotics workstation system to perform high-throughput DNA/RNA extractions, but also preferably downstream...Last edited by BioGenomics; 02-02-2015, 06:09 AM.
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AT rich region depletion
We are having some trouble with our ChIP-seqs: we seem to be completely blind to AT rich regions. When I check the GC distribution in the ChIP and Input...
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The best company for library construction
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We are planning to run RNAseq experiments. Could someone advise which company today offers library construction of a very good quality...
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FFPE DNA Repair
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I am working on optimizing FFPE extraction for our next generation sequencing applications. I am currently interested in trying to...
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Labs that have tried with CLIP-PE
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Do you know any lab that has experience working on Illumina library construction using CLIP-PE methodology (Peng Z, Zhao Z, Nath...
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CG content and Illumina Sequencing
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We are having some problems sequencing DNA regions with a GC% higher than 75 in a bacteria with a GC average content of 67%. We are...
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pre-small RNA library prep
I am attempting to prep a small rna library and have heard of people selecting for the small rna prior to introduction into protocols. I was wondering...