Monotube preparation of DNA and RNA for sequencing
A sequencing and target technology, applied in the field of nucleic acid sequencing and enrichment of rare nucleic acid targets for sequencing, can solve the problems of waste of sample materials, labor and reagent costs, etc.
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[0058] Example 1. Simultaneous preparation of sequence-ready DNA and RNA from cell line samples
[0059] to generate Figure 4Based on the data described in , an optimized DNA / RNA workflow was used for the mixing of cell line DNA / cell line RNA with cell lines containing known fusions (EML4-ALK and SLC34A2-ROS1 fusions). Gene-specific primers were used to target relevant exons in ALK and ROS1 during reverse transcription. As shown above, reverse transcription proceeds in such a way that the DNA retains its library-ready capacity (ie remains duplex and relatively intact). Following reverse transcription, RNAseH treatment, samples were taken into the end repair / A-tailing step of the AVENIO Tumor Tissue Analysis Kit workflow (Roche Sequencing Solutions, Inc. Pleasanton, CA) and AVENIO was used for the remainder of the workflow. Tumor tissue protocol execution. The goal of this experiment was to determine whether RNA fusions could be detected while maintaining the expected depth...
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