Method for detecting genomic variations using circularised mate-pair library and shotgun sequencing
A genome and sequencing technology, applied in biochemical equipment and methods, microbial determination/inspection, etc., can solve problems such as time consumption
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[0186] Using the method of the present invention, identified various genomic variations in autistic patient P46107, and listed the characterized genomic variations based on the size in the table below. "DNA-PET" stands for MP sequencing data.
[0187] Specifically, patient samples were obtained from hospitals, and samples were anonymized prior to sequencing and analysis. Genomic DNA was extracted from the samples using the AllPrep DNA / RNA Mini Kit (Qiagen) according to the manufacturer's instructions. DNA sequencing libraries were prepared using the methods of the invention as described above. Briefly, genomic DNA samples were simultaneously fragmented and labeled with paired transposomes configured using Illumina to bind adapters. After tagging, short single-stranded sequence gaps in the tagged DNA are filled by a strand displacement reaction using a polymerase. Genomic DNA fragments of 6-8kb were selected by Sage PippinPrep. The size-selected fragments were then circular...
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[0192] Using the methods of the present invention, various genomic variants were identified in five autistic patients, and the results were compared to those identified from the same patients using current standard assays based on array CGH and exome sequencing.
[0193] The comparison shows that for each CNV structural variant identified by the traditional aCGH assay, there is a perfect match identified by the method of the present invention. However, the methods of the present invention identified many more genomic variations that were not identified by CGH, thus representing an opportunity to identify many more novel variants using the methods of the present invention.
[0194] For example, for patient DBS0005 (autism spectrum disorder), Postpartum high-density SNP array testing revealed a 383.4 kb deletion in the chromosomal region of 5q23.3, including the LYRM7 and HINT1 genes. A 383.591 bp deletion in the same chromosomal region (Chr5: 130140673-130520365) was identifi...
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