Methods for combining single cell gene expression mapping and targeted RNA or c-DNA sequencing using padlock oligonucleotides
An oligonucleotide and gene expression technology, applied in the field of sequencing and positioning RNA or c-DNA strands, can solve the problem of loss of original position
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[0031] This method combines the use of oligonucleotides that form padlocks upon hybridization (padlock probes) and their sequential hybridization for detection of bound probes with the sequencing of targeted portions of RNA or DNA transcripts at the cellular level , with fewer restrictions in terms of the amount of transcripts that can be analyzed and the length of sequences.
[0032] In this approach, gap-filling padlock probes containing one or more barcoded regions in their cores are used both as FISH probes and to capture fractions of RNA that can be sequenced. The padlock probe has proven to be very successful in polymerizing short nucleic acid moieties to which it has hybridized. Most padlock methods begin by reverse transcribing the target into cDNA.
[0033] Hybridization of the padlock probe to the DNA or RNA strand is followed by a gap-filling step in which the reverse polymerase, starting from the hybridized 5' portion of the probe, fills the open portion between the...
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