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SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian)

NGS RNA-seq

NOTE: SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian) is an equivalent replacement for SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian with minor updates (see a complete list of kits with new names and the existing kits they will replace here).

The updates (listed below) do not in any way impact the protocols or functional performance of these kits.

  1. For added flexibility, indexes are not included; a choice of indexing primers are sold separately [see Unique Dual Index (UDI) kits]
  2. New kit sizes match those of the UDI kits (24 rxns, 96 rxns, 384 rxns)

SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian) provides a rapid solution for preparing indexed Illumina sequencing libraries from 100 ng–1 µg of mammalian total RNA. This kit combines RiboGone and SMART technologies, seamlessly incorporating efficient rRNA removal followed by strand-specific library generation with the Unique Dual Index Kits (Cat. # 634752–634756, sold separately) in around 5 hours.

NOTE: SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian) is an equivalent replacement for SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian with minor updates (see a complete list of kits with new names and the existing kits they will replace here).

The updates (listed below) do not in any way impact the protocols or functional performance of these kits.

  1. For added flexibility, indexes are not included; a choice of indexing primers are sold separately [see Unique Dual Index (UDI) kits]
  2. New kit sizes match those of the UDI kits (24 rxns, 96 rxns, 384 rxns)

SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian) provides a rapid solution for preparing indexed Illumina sequencing libraries from 100 ng–1 µg of mammalian total RNA. This kit combines RiboGone and SMART technologies, seamlessly incorporating efficient rRNA removal followed by strand-specific library generation.

Because rRNA can comprise ~90% or more of total RNA, effective depletion of rRNA prior to library generation can lower sequencing costs and improve mapping statistics. SMART cDNA synthesis technology followed by PCR complete a streamlined process that performs strand information and eliminates downstream library prep by incorporating indexes and adapters  from our Unique Dual Index Kits (Cat. # 634752–634756, sold separately) during the reverse transcription and amplification steps.

The entire protocol—from rRNA depletion through creation of Illumina-specific, indexed RNA-seq libraries—takes only about 5 hours.

Alternate kits for other input amounts:

  • For 250 pg–10 ng of total RNA, we recommend the SMARTer Stranded Total RNA-Seq Kit v2 - Pico Input Mammalian
  • For 10–100 ng of total RNA, we recommend the SMART-Seq Total RNA Mid Input
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635045 SMART-Seq® Total RNA High Input (RiboGone™ Mammalian) 4 x 96 Rxns Inquire for Quotation

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SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian) can be used to prepare total RNA-sequencing (RNA-seq) libraries compatible with Illumina platforms from mammalian samples. Up to 384 indexed libraries can be prepared using Unique Dual Index Kits (Cat. # 634752–634756, sold separately). The kit is designed to work with input ranges from 100 ng–1 μg of total RNA and enables the analysis of both coding and non-coding RNA species with strand orientation information and contains components for both ribosomal RNA (rRNA) removal and cDNA synthesis. This kit contains sufficient reagents to perform 384 reactions.

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Our products are to be used for Research Use Only. They may not be used for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, use in humans, therapeutic or diagnostic use, or commercial use of any kind. Our products may not be transferred to third parties, resold, modified for resale, or used to manufacture commercial products or to provide a service to third parties without our prior written approval.

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635045: SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian)

635045:  SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian)

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Reproducibility across replicates

Reproducibility across replicates
Reproducibility across replicates. RNA-seq libraries were generated from two samples of 100 ng of HURR. The scatterplot illustrates correlations between the FPKMs (Fragments Per Kilobase Of Exon Per Million Fragments Mapped) from the two libraries.

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Flowchart of SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian library generation

Flowchart of SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian library generation
Flowchart of SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian library generation. Section A. Depletion of rRNA from total RNA samples with RiboGone technology. Section B. First-strand cDNA synthesis with SMART technology, incorporating Illumina Read Primers 1 and 2. Section C. Template switching and generation of sequencing libraries with Illumina cluster-generating sequences and indexes by PCR amplification

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MAQC Analysis

MAQC Analysis
MAQC Analysis. RNA-seq libraries were generated with 400 ng of HURR and HUBR. The scatter plot shows the Log2 ratio of FPKMs of HURR/HBRR graphed against the Log2 of the ratio of HURR/HBRR derived from qPCR Taqman probes.

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Dynamic range and linearity of RNA-seq data

Dynamic range and linearity of RNA-seq data
Dynamic range and linearity of RNA-seq data. Libraries were generated from Human Brain Reference RNA with ERCC Spike-In RNA Mix2. The above graph shows strong correlation between the Log2 of input concentrations of individual ERCC transcripts vs. the Log2 of FPKMs for those transcripts.

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Reproducibility across RNA quality

Reproducibility across RNA quality
Reproducibility across RNA quality. A scatterplot illustrates the correlations between the FPKMs from two libraries generated from 1 µg Mouse Liver RNA that was chemically sheared until it had a RIN of 3 or 7.

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High-quality libraries across varying levels of RNA quality

High-quality libraries across varying levels of RNA quality
High-quality libraries across varying levels of RNA quality. Libraries were generated from Mouse Liver RNA by chemically shearing until it had a RIN of 3 or 7. Sequencing data showed the percentage of reads that mapped to rRNA, exonic regions, intronic regions, intergenic regions, and the correct strand, as defined by Picard analysis.

Required Products

Cat. # Product Size Price License Quantity Details
634752 Unique Dual Index Kit (1–96) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (1–96) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634752: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-96)

634752: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-96)
634753 Unique Dual Index Kit (97–192) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (97–192) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634753: Unique Dual Index Kit (97-192)

634753: Unique Dual Index Kit (97-192)
634754 Unique Dual Index Kit (193–288) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (193–288) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634754: Unique Dual Index Kit (193-288)

634754: Unique Dual Index Kit (193-288)
634755 Unique Dual Index Kit (289–384) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (289–384) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634755: Unique Dual Index Kit (289-384)

634755: Unique Dual Index Kit (289-384)
634756 Unique Dual Index Kit (1–24) 24 Rxns USD $237.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (1–24) contains 24 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers, which are a subset of the Unique Dual Index Kit (1–96), Cat. No. 634752. They can be used to generate up to 24 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634756: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-24)

634756: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-24)
744970.5 NucleoMag® NGS Clean-up and Size Select 5 mL USD $113.00

NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select employs scalable, automation-friendly magnetic bead technology to enable efficient cleanup of DNA or RNA fragments. The flexible protocol enables processing of 50–150 µl input volumes and allows for enrichment of fragments ranging in size from 150–800 bp. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select consists of paramagnetic beads suspended in binding buffer that selectively bind DNA and RNA fragments based on the volume ratio of bead suspension to sample. After magnetic separation and removal of supernatant, the beads are washed with ethanol followed by a short drying step. Following elution in low-salt buffer or water, the highly purified DNA is free of contaminants such as nucleotides, primers, adapters, adapter dimers, enzymes, buffer additives, or salts, and can be used directly in downstream applications. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select provides comparable performance and employs the same dilution ratios for size selection as magnetic bead-based solutions from other providers, such that it can be incorporated in existing workflows without the need for protocol adjustment or optimization.

Cat. # 744970.5 consists of a bottle containing 5 ml of bead suspension.

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744970.5: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

744970.5: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

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Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select can be used to isolate DNA fragments of a given size within a target range of ~150�800 bp. Selective binding of DNA fragments above a designated size cutoff is achieved by applying NucleoMag beads to the sample at a predetermined dilution ratio. This approach can be applied once or twice to perform single- or double-sided size selection. In the latter case, an initial round of bead purification is typically performed to bind and remove fragments above the upper size cutoff, and a second round of purification is performed to bind and retain fragments above the lower size cutoff. Dilution ratios used for size selection with NucleoMag beads are similar to ratios employed by size-selection beads from other providers, such that NucleoMag beads can be incorporated in existing NGS library preparation workflows without protocol adjustment.

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Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Varying quantities of NucleoMag beads were applied to 100-?l aliquots containing mixtures of DNA fragments ranging in size from 100 bp to 1,000 bp (10 ng/?l) in the indicated dilution ratios (gray row). Recovery rates for fragments of each size are expressed as a percentages (%).

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Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Sheared mouse genomic DNA was size selected with NucleoMag beads using two different pairs of dilution ratios and measured using a Bioanalyzer. Green trace: sheared mouse genomic DNA prior to size selection. Red trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.4 (right) and 0.6 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 460 bp. Blue trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.55 (right) and 0.8 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 340 bp.

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Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers. NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.
744970.50 NucleoMag® NGS Clean-up and Size Select 50 mL USD $770.00

NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select employs scalable, automation-friendly magnetic bead technology to enable efficient cleanup of DNA or RNA fragments. The flexible protocol enables processing of 50–150 µl input volumes and allows for enrichment of fragments ranging in size from 150–800 bp. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select consists of paramagnetic beads suspended in binding buffer that selectively bind DNA and RNA fragments based on the volume ratio of bead suspension to sample. After magnetic separation and removal of supernatant, the beads are washed with ethanol followed by a short drying step. Following elution in low-salt buffer or water, the highly purified DNA is free of contaminants such as nucleotides, primers, adapters, adapter dimers, enzymes, buffer additives, or salts, and can be used directly in downstream applications. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select provides comparable performance and employs the same dilution ratios for size selection as magnetic bead-based solutions from other providers, such that it can be incorporated in existing workflows without the need for protocol adjustment or optimization.

Cat. # 744970.50 consists of a bottle containing 50 ml of bead suspension.

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Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select can be used to isolate DNA fragments of a given size within a target range of ~150�800 bp. Selective binding of DNA fragments above a designated size cutoff is achieved by applying NucleoMag beads to the sample at a predetermined dilution ratio. This approach can be applied once or twice to perform single- or double-sided size selection. In the latter case, an initial round of bead purification is typically performed to bind and remove fragments above the upper size cutoff, and a second round of purification is performed to bind and retain fragments above the lower size cutoff. Dilution ratios used for size selection with NucleoMag beads are similar to ratios employed by size-selection beads from other providers, such that NucleoMag beads can be incorporated in existing NGS library preparation workflows without protocol adjustment.

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Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Varying quantities of NucleoMag beads were applied to 100-?l aliquots containing mixtures of DNA fragments ranging in size from 100 bp to 1,000 bp (10 ng/?l) in the indicated dilution ratios (gray row). Recovery rates for fragments of each size are expressed as a percentages (%).

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Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Sheared mouse genomic DNA was size selected with NucleoMag beads using two different pairs of dilution ratios and measured using a Bioanalyzer. Green trace: sheared mouse genomic DNA prior to size selection. Red trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.4 (right) and 0.6 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 460 bp. Blue trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.55 (right) and 0.8 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 340 bp.

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Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers. NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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744970.50: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

744970.50: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
744970.500 NucleoMag® NGS Clean-up and Size Select 500 mL USD $5305.00

NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select employs scalable, automation-friendly magnetic bead technology to enable efficient cleanup of DNA or RNA fragments. The flexible protocol enables processing of 50–150 µl input volumes and allows for enrichment of fragments ranging in size from 150–800 bp. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select consists of paramagnetic beads suspended in binding buffer that selectively bind DNA and RNA fragments based on the volume ratio of bead suspension to sample. After magnetic separation and removal of supernatant, the beads are washed with ethanol followed by a short drying step. Following elution in low-salt buffer or water, the highly purified DNA is free of contaminants such as nucleotides, primers, adapters, adapter dimers, enzymes, buffer additives, or salts, and can be used directly in downstream applications. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select provides comparable performance and employs the same dilution ratios for size selection as magnetic bead-based solutions from other providers, such that it can be incorporated in existing workflows without the need for protocol adjustment or optimization.

Cat. # 744970.500 consists of a bottle containing 500 ml of bead suspension.

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744970.500: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

744970.500: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

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Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select can be used to isolate DNA fragments of a given size within a target range of ~150�800 bp. Selective binding of DNA fragments above a designated size cutoff is achieved by applying NucleoMag beads to the sample at a predetermined dilution ratio. This approach can be applied once or twice to perform single- or double-sided size selection. In the latter case, an initial round of bead purification is typically performed to bind and remove fragments above the upper size cutoff, and a second round of purification is performed to bind and retain fragments above the lower size cutoff. Dilution ratios used for size selection with NucleoMag beads are similar to ratios employed by size-selection beads from other providers, such that NucleoMag beads can be incorporated in existing NGS library preparation workflows without protocol adjustment.

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Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Varying quantities of NucleoMag beads were applied to 100-?l aliquots containing mixtures of DNA fragments ranging in size from 100 bp to 1,000 bp (10 ng/?l) in the indicated dilution ratios (gray row). Recovery rates for fragments of each size are expressed as a percentages (%).

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Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Sheared mouse genomic DNA was size selected with NucleoMag beads using two different pairs of dilution ratios and measured using a Bioanalyzer. Green trace: sheared mouse genomic DNA prior to size selection. Red trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.4 (right) and 0.6 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 460 bp. Blue trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.55 (right) and 0.8 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 340 bp.

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Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers. NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.
635046 SMART-Seq® Total RNA High Input (RiboGone™ Mammalian) 24 Rxns USD $1506.00

License Statement

ID Number  
392 This Product is protected by one or more patents from the family consisting of:US10941397, People's Republic of China Patent: ZL201480057094.4, US10781443, US10954510, DE602014069266.4, EP3058104, FR3058104, UK3058104, JP6602294, SE3058104, CA2923812, and any corresponding patents, divisionals, continuations, patent applications and foreign filings sharing common priority with the same family. Information on relevant patents and licenses for this product may be found at: https://www.takarabio.com/patents. 

SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian) can be used to prepare total RNA-sequencing (RNA-seq) libraries compatible with Illumina platforms from mammalian samples. Up to 384 indexed libraries can be prepared using Unique Dual Index Kits (Cat. # 634752–634756, sold separately). The kit is designed to work with input ranges from 100 ng–1 μg of total RNA and enables the analysis of both coding and non-coding RNA species with strand orientation information and contains components for both ribosomal RNA (rRNA) removal and cDNA synthesis. This product contains sufficient reagents to perform 24 reactions.

Notice to purchaser

Our products are to be used for Research Use Only. They may not be used for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, use in humans, therapeutic or diagnostic use, or commercial use of any kind. Our products may not be transferred to third parties, resold, modified for resale, or used to manufacture commercial products or to provide a service to third parties without our prior written approval.

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635046: SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian)

635046:  SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian)

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Reproducibility across replicates

Reproducibility across replicates
Reproducibility across replicates. RNA-seq libraries were generated from two samples of 100 ng of HURR. The scatterplot illustrates correlations between the FPKMs (Fragments Per Kilobase Of Exon Per Million Fragments Mapped) from the two libraries.

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Flowchart of SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian library generation

Flowchart of SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian library generation
Flowchart of SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian library generation. Section A. Depletion of rRNA from total RNA samples with RiboGone technology. Section B. First-strand cDNA synthesis with SMART technology, incorporating Illumina Read Primers 1 and 2. Section C. Template switching and generation of sequencing libraries with Illumina cluster-generating sequences and indexes by PCR amplification

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MAQC Analysis

MAQC Analysis
MAQC Analysis. RNA-seq libraries were generated with 400 ng of HURR and HUBR. The scatter plot shows the Log2 ratio of FPKMs of HURR/HBRR graphed against the Log2 of the ratio of HURR/HBRR derived from qPCR Taqman probes.

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Dynamic range and linearity of RNA-seq data

Dynamic range and linearity of RNA-seq data
Dynamic range and linearity of RNA-seq data. Libraries were generated from Human Brain Reference RNA with ERCC Spike-In RNA Mix2. The above graph shows strong correlation between the Log2 of input concentrations of individual ERCC transcripts vs. the Log2 of FPKMs for those transcripts.

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Reproducibility across RNA quality

Reproducibility across RNA quality
Reproducibility across RNA quality. A scatterplot illustrates the correlations between the FPKMs from two libraries generated from 1 µg Mouse Liver RNA that was chemically sheared until it had a RIN of 3 or 7.

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High-quality libraries across varying levels of RNA quality

High-quality libraries across varying levels of RNA quality
High-quality libraries across varying levels of RNA quality. Libraries were generated from Mouse Liver RNA by chemically shearing until it had a RIN of 3 or 7. Sequencing data showed the percentage of reads that mapped to rRNA, exonic regions, intronic regions, intergenic regions, and the correct strand, as defined by Picard analysis.

Required Products

Cat. # Product Size Price License Quantity Details
634752 Unique Dual Index Kit (1–96) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (1–96) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634752: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-96)

634752: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-96)
634753 Unique Dual Index Kit (97–192) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (97–192) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634753: Unique Dual Index Kit (97-192)

634753: Unique Dual Index Kit (97-192)
634754 Unique Dual Index Kit (193–288) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (193–288) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634754: Unique Dual Index Kit (193-288)

634754: Unique Dual Index Kit (193-288)
634755 Unique Dual Index Kit (289–384) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (289–384) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634755: Unique Dual Index Kit (289-384)

634755: Unique Dual Index Kit (289-384)
634756 Unique Dual Index Kit (1–24) 24 Rxns USD $237.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (1–24) contains 24 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers, which are a subset of the Unique Dual Index Kit (1–96), Cat. No. 634752. They can be used to generate up to 24 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634756: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-24)

634756: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-24)
744970.5 NucleoMag® NGS Clean-up and Size Select 5 mL USD $113.00

NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select employs scalable, automation-friendly magnetic bead technology to enable efficient cleanup of DNA or RNA fragments. The flexible protocol enables processing of 50–150 µl input volumes and allows for enrichment of fragments ranging in size from 150–800 bp. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select consists of paramagnetic beads suspended in binding buffer that selectively bind DNA and RNA fragments based on the volume ratio of bead suspension to sample. After magnetic separation and removal of supernatant, the beads are washed with ethanol followed by a short drying step. Following elution in low-salt buffer or water, the highly purified DNA is free of contaminants such as nucleotides, primers, adapters, adapter dimers, enzymes, buffer additives, or salts, and can be used directly in downstream applications. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select provides comparable performance and employs the same dilution ratios for size selection as magnetic bead-based solutions from other providers, such that it can be incorporated in existing workflows without the need for protocol adjustment or optimization.

Cat. # 744970.5 consists of a bottle containing 5 ml of bead suspension.

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744970.5: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

744970.5: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

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Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select can be used to isolate DNA fragments of a given size within a target range of ~150�800 bp. Selective binding of DNA fragments above a designated size cutoff is achieved by applying NucleoMag beads to the sample at a predetermined dilution ratio. This approach can be applied once or twice to perform single- or double-sided size selection. In the latter case, an initial round of bead purification is typically performed to bind and remove fragments above the upper size cutoff, and a second round of purification is performed to bind and retain fragments above the lower size cutoff. Dilution ratios used for size selection with NucleoMag beads are similar to ratios employed by size-selection beads from other providers, such that NucleoMag beads can be incorporated in existing NGS library preparation workflows without protocol adjustment.

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Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Varying quantities of NucleoMag beads were applied to 100-?l aliquots containing mixtures of DNA fragments ranging in size from 100 bp to 1,000 bp (10 ng/?l) in the indicated dilution ratios (gray row). Recovery rates for fragments of each size are expressed as a percentages (%).

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Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Sheared mouse genomic DNA was size selected with NucleoMag beads using two different pairs of dilution ratios and measured using a Bioanalyzer. Green trace: sheared mouse genomic DNA prior to size selection. Red trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.4 (right) and 0.6 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 460 bp. Blue trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.55 (right) and 0.8 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 340 bp.

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Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers. NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.
744970.50 NucleoMag® NGS Clean-up and Size Select 50 mL USD $770.00

NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select employs scalable, automation-friendly magnetic bead technology to enable efficient cleanup of DNA or RNA fragments. The flexible protocol enables processing of 50–150 µl input volumes and allows for enrichment of fragments ranging in size from 150–800 bp. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select consists of paramagnetic beads suspended in binding buffer that selectively bind DNA and RNA fragments based on the volume ratio of bead suspension to sample. After magnetic separation and removal of supernatant, the beads are washed with ethanol followed by a short drying step. Following elution in low-salt buffer or water, the highly purified DNA is free of contaminants such as nucleotides, primers, adapters, adapter dimers, enzymes, buffer additives, or salts, and can be used directly in downstream applications. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select provides comparable performance and employs the same dilution ratios for size selection as magnetic bead-based solutions from other providers, such that it can be incorporated in existing workflows without the need for protocol adjustment or optimization.

Cat. # 744970.50 consists of a bottle containing 50 ml of bead suspension.

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Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select can be used to isolate DNA fragments of a given size within a target range of ~150�800 bp. Selective binding of DNA fragments above a designated size cutoff is achieved by applying NucleoMag beads to the sample at a predetermined dilution ratio. This approach can be applied once or twice to perform single- or double-sided size selection. In the latter case, an initial round of bead purification is typically performed to bind and remove fragments above the upper size cutoff, and a second round of purification is performed to bind and retain fragments above the lower size cutoff. Dilution ratios used for size selection with NucleoMag beads are similar to ratios employed by size-selection beads from other providers, such that NucleoMag beads can be incorporated in existing NGS library preparation workflows without protocol adjustment.

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Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Varying quantities of NucleoMag beads were applied to 100-?l aliquots containing mixtures of DNA fragments ranging in size from 100 bp to 1,000 bp (10 ng/?l) in the indicated dilution ratios (gray row). Recovery rates for fragments of each size are expressed as a percentages (%).

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Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Sheared mouse genomic DNA was size selected with NucleoMag beads using two different pairs of dilution ratios and measured using a Bioanalyzer. Green trace: sheared mouse genomic DNA prior to size selection. Red trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.4 (right) and 0.6 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 460 bp. Blue trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.55 (right) and 0.8 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 340 bp.

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Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers. NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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744970.50: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

744970.50: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
744970.500 NucleoMag® NGS Clean-up and Size Select 500 mL USD $5305.00

NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select employs scalable, automation-friendly magnetic bead technology to enable efficient cleanup of DNA or RNA fragments. The flexible protocol enables processing of 50–150 µl input volumes and allows for enrichment of fragments ranging in size from 150–800 bp. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select consists of paramagnetic beads suspended in binding buffer that selectively bind DNA and RNA fragments based on the volume ratio of bead suspension to sample. After magnetic separation and removal of supernatant, the beads are washed with ethanol followed by a short drying step. Following elution in low-salt buffer or water, the highly purified DNA is free of contaminants such as nucleotides, primers, adapters, adapter dimers, enzymes, buffer additives, or salts, and can be used directly in downstream applications. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select provides comparable performance and employs the same dilution ratios for size selection as magnetic bead-based solutions from other providers, such that it can be incorporated in existing workflows without the need for protocol adjustment or optimization.

Cat. # 744970.500 consists of a bottle containing 500 ml of bead suspension.

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744970.500: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

744970.500: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

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Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select can be used to isolate DNA fragments of a given size within a target range of ~150�800 bp. Selective binding of DNA fragments above a designated size cutoff is achieved by applying NucleoMag beads to the sample at a predetermined dilution ratio. This approach can be applied once or twice to perform single- or double-sided size selection. In the latter case, an initial round of bead purification is typically performed to bind and remove fragments above the upper size cutoff, and a second round of purification is performed to bind and retain fragments above the lower size cutoff. Dilution ratios used for size selection with NucleoMag beads are similar to ratios employed by size-selection beads from other providers, such that NucleoMag beads can be incorporated in existing NGS library preparation workflows without protocol adjustment.

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Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Varying quantities of NucleoMag beads were applied to 100-?l aliquots containing mixtures of DNA fragments ranging in size from 100 bp to 1,000 bp (10 ng/?l) in the indicated dilution ratios (gray row). Recovery rates for fragments of each size are expressed as a percentages (%).

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Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Sheared mouse genomic DNA was size selected with NucleoMag beads using two different pairs of dilution ratios and measured using a Bioanalyzer. Green trace: sheared mouse genomic DNA prior to size selection. Red trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.4 (right) and 0.6 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 460 bp. Blue trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.55 (right) and 0.8 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 340 bp.

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Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers. NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.
635047 SMART-Seq® Total RNA High Input (RiboGone™ Mammalian) 96 Rxns USD $3946.00

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SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian) can be used to prepare total RNA-sequencing (RNA-seq) libraries compatible with Illumina platforms from mammalian samples. Up to 384 indexed libraries can be prepared using Unique Dual Index Kits (Cat. # 634752–634756, sold separately). The kit is designed to work with input ranges from 100 ng–1 μg of total RNA and enables the analysis of both coding and non-coding RNA species with strand orientation information and contains components for both ribosomal RNA (rRNA) removal and cDNA synthesis. This product contains sufficient reagents to perform 96 reactions.

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Reproducibility across replicates

Reproducibility across replicates
Reproducibility across replicates. RNA-seq libraries were generated from two samples of 100 ng of HURR. The scatterplot illustrates correlations between the FPKMs (Fragments Per Kilobase Of Exon Per Million Fragments Mapped) from the two libraries.

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Flowchart of SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian library generation

Flowchart of SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian library generation
Flowchart of SMARTer Stranded Total RNA Sample Prep Kit - HI Mammalian library generation. Section A. Depletion of rRNA from total RNA samples with RiboGone technology. Section B. First-strand cDNA synthesis with SMART technology, incorporating Illumina Read Primers 1 and 2. Section C. Template switching and generation of sequencing libraries with Illumina cluster-generating sequences and indexes by PCR amplification

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MAQC Analysis

MAQC Analysis
MAQC Analysis. RNA-seq libraries were generated with 400 ng of HURR and HUBR. The scatter plot shows the Log2 ratio of FPKMs of HURR/HBRR graphed against the Log2 of the ratio of HURR/HBRR derived from qPCR Taqman probes.

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Dynamic range and linearity of RNA-seq data

Dynamic range and linearity of RNA-seq data
Dynamic range and linearity of RNA-seq data. Libraries were generated from Human Brain Reference RNA with ERCC Spike-In RNA Mix2. The above graph shows strong correlation between the Log2 of input concentrations of individual ERCC transcripts vs. the Log2 of FPKMs for those transcripts.

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Reproducibility across RNA quality

Reproducibility across RNA quality
Reproducibility across RNA quality. A scatterplot illustrates the correlations between the FPKMs from two libraries generated from 1 µg Mouse Liver RNA that was chemically sheared until it had a RIN of 3 or 7.

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High-quality libraries across varying levels of RNA quality

High-quality libraries across varying levels of RNA quality
High-quality libraries across varying levels of RNA quality. Libraries were generated from Mouse Liver RNA by chemically shearing until it had a RIN of 3 or 7. Sequencing data showed the percentage of reads that mapped to rRNA, exonic regions, intronic regions, intergenic regions, and the correct strand, as defined by Picard analysis.

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635047: SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian)

635047:  SMART-Seq Total RNA High Input (RiboGone Mammalian)

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634752 Unique Dual Index Kit (1–96) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (1–96) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634752: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-96)

634752: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-96)
634753 Unique Dual Index Kit (97–192) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (97–192) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634753: Unique Dual Index Kit (97-192)

634753: Unique Dual Index Kit (97-192)
634754 Unique Dual Index Kit (193–288) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (193–288) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634754: Unique Dual Index Kit (193-288)

634754: Unique Dual Index Kit (193-288)
634755 Unique Dual Index Kit (289–384) 96 Rxns USD $623.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (289–384) contains 96 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers that can be used to generate up to 96 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634755: Unique Dual Index Kit (289-384)

634755: Unique Dual Index Kit (289-384)
634756 Unique Dual Index Kit (1–24) 24 Rxns USD $237.00

The Unique Dual Index (UDI) Kit (1–24) contains 24 pairs of unique dual-indexed PCR primers, which are a subset of the Unique Dual Index Kit (1–96), Cat. No. 634752. They can be used to generate up to 24 Illumina-compatible sequencing libraries and are recommended with several of Takara Bio’s RNA-seq and DNA-seq kits.

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634756: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-24)

634756: Unique Dual Index Kit (1-24)
744970.5 NucleoMag® NGS Clean-up and Size Select 5 mL USD $113.00

NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select employs scalable, automation-friendly magnetic bead technology to enable efficient cleanup of DNA or RNA fragments. The flexible protocol enables processing of 50–150 µl input volumes and allows for enrichment of fragments ranging in size from 150–800 bp. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select consists of paramagnetic beads suspended in binding buffer that selectively bind DNA and RNA fragments based on the volume ratio of bead suspension to sample. After magnetic separation and removal of supernatant, the beads are washed with ethanol followed by a short drying step. Following elution in low-salt buffer or water, the highly purified DNA is free of contaminants such as nucleotides, primers, adapters, adapter dimers, enzymes, buffer additives, or salts, and can be used directly in downstream applications. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select provides comparable performance and employs the same dilution ratios for size selection as magnetic bead-based solutions from other providers, such that it can be incorporated in existing workflows without the need for protocol adjustment or optimization.

Cat. # 744970.5 consists of a bottle containing 5 ml of bead suspension.

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744970.5: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

744970.5: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

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Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select can be used to isolate DNA fragments of a given size within a target range of ~150�800 bp. Selective binding of DNA fragments above a designated size cutoff is achieved by applying NucleoMag beads to the sample at a predetermined dilution ratio. This approach can be applied once or twice to perform single- or double-sided size selection. In the latter case, an initial round of bead purification is typically performed to bind and remove fragments above the upper size cutoff, and a second round of purification is performed to bind and retain fragments above the lower size cutoff. Dilution ratios used for size selection with NucleoMag beads are similar to ratios employed by size-selection beads from other providers, such that NucleoMag beads can be incorporated in existing NGS library preparation workflows without protocol adjustment.

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Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Varying quantities of NucleoMag beads were applied to 100-?l aliquots containing mixtures of DNA fragments ranging in size from 100 bp to 1,000 bp (10 ng/?l) in the indicated dilution ratios (gray row). Recovery rates for fragments of each size are expressed as a percentages (%).

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Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Sheared mouse genomic DNA was size selected with NucleoMag beads using two different pairs of dilution ratios and measured using a Bioanalyzer. Green trace: sheared mouse genomic DNA prior to size selection. Red trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.4 (right) and 0.6 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 460 bp. Blue trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.55 (right) and 0.8 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 340 bp.

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Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers. NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.
744970.50 NucleoMag® NGS Clean-up and Size Select 50 mL USD $770.00

NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select employs scalable, automation-friendly magnetic bead technology to enable efficient cleanup of DNA or RNA fragments. The flexible protocol enables processing of 50–150 µl input volumes and allows for enrichment of fragments ranging in size from 150–800 bp. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select consists of paramagnetic beads suspended in binding buffer that selectively bind DNA and RNA fragments based on the volume ratio of bead suspension to sample. After magnetic separation and removal of supernatant, the beads are washed with ethanol followed by a short drying step. Following elution in low-salt buffer or water, the highly purified DNA is free of contaminants such as nucleotides, primers, adapters, adapter dimers, enzymes, buffer additives, or salts, and can be used directly in downstream applications. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select provides comparable performance and employs the same dilution ratios for size selection as magnetic bead-based solutions from other providers, such that it can be incorporated in existing workflows without the need for protocol adjustment or optimization.

Cat. # 744970.50 consists of a bottle containing 50 ml of bead suspension.

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Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select can be used to isolate DNA fragments of a given size within a target range of ~150�800 bp. Selective binding of DNA fragments above a designated size cutoff is achieved by applying NucleoMag beads to the sample at a predetermined dilution ratio. This approach can be applied once or twice to perform single- or double-sided size selection. In the latter case, an initial round of bead purification is typically performed to bind and remove fragments above the upper size cutoff, and a second round of purification is performed to bind and retain fragments above the lower size cutoff. Dilution ratios used for size selection with NucleoMag beads are similar to ratios employed by size-selection beads from other providers, such that NucleoMag beads can be incorporated in existing NGS library preparation workflows without protocol adjustment.

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Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Varying quantities of NucleoMag beads were applied to 100-?l aliquots containing mixtures of DNA fragments ranging in size from 100 bp to 1,000 bp (10 ng/?l) in the indicated dilution ratios (gray row). Recovery rates for fragments of each size are expressed as a percentages (%).

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Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Sheared mouse genomic DNA was size selected with NucleoMag beads using two different pairs of dilution ratios and measured using a Bioanalyzer. Green trace: sheared mouse genomic DNA prior to size selection. Red trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.4 (right) and 0.6 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 460 bp. Blue trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.55 (right) and 0.8 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 340 bp.

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Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers. NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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744970.50: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

744970.50: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
744970.500 NucleoMag® NGS Clean-up and Size Select 500 mL USD $5305.00

NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select employs scalable, automation-friendly magnetic bead technology to enable efficient cleanup of DNA or RNA fragments. The flexible protocol enables processing of 50–150 µl input volumes and allows for enrichment of fragments ranging in size from 150–800 bp. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select consists of paramagnetic beads suspended in binding buffer that selectively bind DNA and RNA fragments based on the volume ratio of bead suspension to sample. After magnetic separation and removal of supernatant, the beads are washed with ethanol followed by a short drying step. Following elution in low-salt buffer or water, the highly purified DNA is free of contaminants such as nucleotides, primers, adapters, adapter dimers, enzymes, buffer additives, or salts, and can be used directly in downstream applications. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select provides comparable performance and employs the same dilution ratios for size selection as magnetic bead-based solutions from other providers, such that it can be incorporated in existing workflows without the need for protocol adjustment or optimization.

Cat. # 744970.500 consists of a bottle containing 500 ml of bead suspension.

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744970.500: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

744970.500: NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

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Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Tunable selection of DNA fragments in a given size range using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select can be used to isolate DNA fragments of a given size within a target range of ~150�800 bp. Selective binding of DNA fragments above a designated size cutoff is achieved by applying NucleoMag beads to the sample at a predetermined dilution ratio. This approach can be applied once or twice to perform single- or double-sided size selection. In the latter case, an initial round of bead purification is typically performed to bind and remove fragments above the upper size cutoff, and a second round of purification is performed to bind and retain fragments above the lower size cutoff. Dilution ratios used for size selection with NucleoMag beads are similar to ratios employed by size-selection beads from other providers, such that NucleoMag beads can be incorporated in existing NGS library preparation workflows without protocol adjustment.

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Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Relationship between bead-to-sample volume ratio and recovery rate for DNA fragments of different sizes with NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Varying quantities of NucleoMag beads were applied to 100-?l aliquots containing mixtures of DNA fragments ranging in size from 100 bp to 1,000 bp (10 ng/?l) in the indicated dilution ratios (gray row). Recovery rates for fragments of each size are expressed as a percentages (%).

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Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select

Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select
Examples of double-sided size selection using NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select. Sheared mouse genomic DNA was size selected with NucleoMag beads using two different pairs of dilution ratios and measured using a Bioanalyzer. Green trace: sheared mouse genomic DNA prior to size selection. Red trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.4 (right) and 0.6 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 460 bp. Blue trace: size distribution after double-sided size selection using dilution ratios of 0.55 (right) and 0.8 (left), resulting in a mean fragment size of 340 bp.

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Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
Fragment size analysis for NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers. NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers

Comparison of sequencing data generated from NGS libraries prepared using size-selection beads from various providers
NGS libraries were prepared from sheared E. coli DNA using the TruSeq DNA PCR-Free kit by Illumina and size selected using magnetic beads from different providers (Illumina, AMPure XP, and NucleoMag NGS Clean-up and Size Select). Panel A. Bioanalyzer trace indicating size distribution of sheared E. coli DNA (1-?g input) prior to NGS library preparation. Panel B. Bioanalyzer traces indicating size distributions of resulting NGS libraries purified using Illumina (red), AMPure XP (blue), or NucleoMag (green) magnetic beads.

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  • Strand information—Identify each transcript’s strand of origin with >99% accuracy.
  • Fast, streamlined protocol—Go from start to finish in ~5 hours.
  • Broad input range—Use 100 ng–1 µg of total RNA from human, mouse, or rat.
  • Versatility—Get reliable data across replicates. See high-quality, reproducible data from total RNA with a RIN (RNA Integrity Number) from 3–10.
  • Seamless integration with Illumina sequencing—Generate up to 384 uniquely indexed, Illumina-ready libraries.

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  • RNA-seq for mammalian samples on Illumina platforms
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  • Analysis of coding and noncoding sequence information

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