Restriction enzyme based whole genome sequencing
A restriction enzyme and restriction technology, applied in the field of sequencing of biological genomes or parts thereof, can solve the problems of fierce competition, heavy, expensive draft genome sequences, etc.
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[0195] WGPS embodiment
[0196] The melon BAC library superset 24 is presented together with WGP data from superset 24 to demonstrate successful WGPS on the BAC set by splicing GA paired-end reads linked to enzyme sites.
[0197] 1. Wetlab method
[0198] The method contains the following steps:
[0199] - Digest (individual) BAC pool DNAs using a single enzyme (EcoRI).
[0200] - Ligation of pool-specific EcoRI compatible adapters containing P5 amplification, sequence primer 1 and pool-specific identifier sequences.
[0201] - (optionally pooling RL products from supersets that will be sequenced in a single pass on e.g. an Illumina Genome Analyzer. This is up to a maximum of different set-specific identifiers used in the previous ligation step)
[0202] - Fragmentation of the adapter ligated products into products with a size in the range of 100-1000 bp.
[0203] Fragmented adapter-ligated restriction fragments were blunt-ended and a single A-nt was added to the fragmente...
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