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  1. ...Sorted B cells in the ASC and MBC gates were separately processed for single-cell RNA-seq using the Chromium Next GEM Single-Cell 3′ Reagent kits v3.1 (10x Genomics) according to the manufacturer instructions with modifications: After the GEM-RT cleanup and full-length cDNA amplification step, 50% of the cDNA...
  2. ...with hallmarks of both, a 5′ CAP and a poly(A) tail. It has been reported that the TeloPrime Full-Length cDNA Amplification Kit could selectively synthesize cDNA molecules from mRNAs carrying a 5′ CAP, in complement to the standard PacBio cDNA library preparation protocol that could only selectively synthesize cDNA...
  3. ...using HiSeq 4000 PE150 (50 million to 100 million reads per library).Long-read Frac-seqFrom the same fractionated mRNA used prior for Illumina sequencing, full-length cDNA was prepared using the rolling circle amplification to concatemeric consensus (R2C2) method (Volden et al. 2018). Libraries were...
  4. ...assemblies (Supplemental Table S7). We also identified the insertion site for six retroCNVs that had not been resolved through discordant read mapping (Supplemental Table S7). Most of the retroCNVs were full length with respect to the parent genes, with 153/179 (85.5%) containing the entire parental gene...
  5. ...) on the Polaris IFC and single CTO+ & Calcein AM+ & PTPRC− & CD31− cells were selected to capture sites. Finally, single-cell processing was achieved through template-switching mRNA-seq chemistry for full-length cDNA generation and preamplification on IFC. Supplemental Note 5 elaborates the steps involved in m...
  6. ...are therefore ultimately arbitrary and do not carry biological significance. Together, this indicated that isoform features identified by Mandalorion were indeed present within our cDNA pool even if they did not match the GENCODE annotation (Fig. 2D).To showcase the usefulness of deep full-length isoform data...
  7. ...annotation should contain information on what tissues express what transcript isoforms at what level. This tissue-level isoform information can then inform a wide range of research questions as well as experiment designs. Long-read sequencing technology combined with advanced full-length cDNA library...
  8. ...used high-throughput cDNA sequencing technologies. For example, in the annotation of the Caenorhabditis elegans transcriptome, more than half of the transcript isoforms lack full-length support and instead rely on inference from short reads that do not span the full length of the isoform. We applied...
  9. ..., full-length cDNAs, and RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) of cDNA fragments using massively parallel sequencing (Reboul et al. 2003; Ramani et al. 2011; Uyar et al. 2012; Grün et al. 2014; Boeck et al. 2016; Tourasse et al. 2017). Short RNA-seq reads, typically shorter than 200 nt, have played a leading role...
  10. ...sequence tags (ESTs) and cDNAs, with fewer than 0.5 M cDNAs and ∼8.5 M ESTs ever captured. In an era of relative data sparsity, annotating every transcript detected was a plausible goal notwithstanding the immaturity of much of the software and computational tooling supporting the annotation effort...
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