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  1. ...Following the ligation reaction, samples are enzymatically fragmented to the appropriate size for Illumina sequencing (∼200–800 bp) by adding 2 µL of NEBNext dsDNA fragmentase in 1× fragmentation buffer (NEB) to final volume of 50 µL. The fragmentation reaction is incubated for 1 h at 37°C, terminated by adding 10 µ...
  2. ...I restriction sites of pcDNA3.1 C-FLAG using the Ligation-Convenience kit (Nippon Gene, #315-05963). The base editor construct targeting the S100A4-201 m3C sites was generated by cloning a guide RNA (gRNA) sequence—designed to target the 5′ region of the third exon of S100A4-201—into the BbsI restriction sites...
  3. ...for segmental duplications. Translocations (Ohno et al. 1961) and ongoing recombination (Guarracino et al. 2023) within the short arms have maintained a high sequence similarity across all five acrocentric chromosomes (Nurk et al. 2022). The rDNA arrays can stretch for megabases, exceeding the length of current...
  4. ...modifying complexes to TEs through sequence complementarity (Malone and Hannon 2009; Moazed 2009). In flowering plants (angiosperms), TE silencing is mostly associated with DNA methylation and H3K9me2, and the mechanism by which sRNAs guide chromatin modifications is known as RNA-directed DNA methylation...
  5. ...(ONT) direct cDNA (Sertkaya et al. 2021) approaches have both been used to demonstrate improvements to lentiviral vectors (LVs), and sequencing has also been applied to other nucleic acid-based therapeutics, such as mRNA vaccines (Gunter et al. 2023). However, there is currently no clear consensus...
  6. ...the proportion of each region's sequence occupied by non-B DNA motifs. Blue bars represent low-coverage Y-linked regions; black bars correspond to normal-coverage Y-linked regions and the euchromatic control region (white gene). Note that mirror repeats and direct repeats are consistently abundant in low...
  7. ...leads to robust and accurate demultiplexing statistics, it is computationally expensive, limited to four barcodes, and does not support newer RNA004 kit chemistries.We hypothesized that training a DNA basecaller that could directly basecall a DNA barcode sequence present in the RTA, which is ligated...
  8. ...peptides to the immune system (Voorter et al. 2016), it is critical to understand how polymorphisms impact HLA pre-mRNA maturation. However, due to the technical challenges associated with analyzing HLA transcripts using short-read RNA-seq reads, HLA genetic variation has been primarily studied at the DNA...
  9. ...are reduced by the consensus of multiple (≥3) repeats. NanoRCS offers a precise, multimodal nanopore sequencing-based strategy for cfDNA sequencing through the accurate identification of tumor-informed SNVs along with CNAs and fragmentation length patterns in cfDNA (Fig. 1D).View larger version...
  10. ...randomly to 8 kb using a g-tube. Nick repair (NEB next FFPE DNA repair mix), dA tailing (NEB next Ultra II end repair/dA-tailing module), and adapter ligation (NEB next blunt/TA ligase master mix) were sequentially performed on the sheared gDNA fragments, and DNA purification was performed between each...
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