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Next Generation Sequencing

Client:
Barbara K. Dunn (NIH/NCI)
Project description:
Example of one method for performing next generation sequencing: Illumina SBS (Sequencing by Synthesis). Repeated amplification of fragments of sample DNA occurs as shown in (A): steps 1–10. This series of steps takes place on hundreds of millions of attached adaptors (adaptors A, B), providing “depth”, ie, the “x-fold” of NGS. In (B) one or both strands are sequenced as shown, ie, sequenced by synthesis.
Manuscript title:
The promise of omics-based approaches to cancer prevention
Semin Oncol. 2016 Feb;43(1):36-48.
PMID: 26970123
PubMed
Illustrators: Alan Hoofring and Ethan Tyler