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Resolution: standard / high Figure 1.
HELP-tagging assay design and library preparation. The genomic DNA is digested by HpaII or MspI, the former only cutting at CCGG sequences
where the central CG dinucleotide is unmethylated. The first Illumina adapter (AE)
is ligated to the compatible cohesive end created, juxtaposing an EcoP15I site beside
the HpaII/MspI digestion site and allowing EcoP15I to digest within the flanking DNA
sequence as shown. An A overhang is created, allowing the ligation of the second Illumina
adapter (AS, green). This will create not only AE-insert-AS products but also AS-insert-AS
molecules. By performing a T7 polymerase-mediated in vitro transcription from a promoter sequence located on the AE adapter, we can selectively
enrich for the AE-insert-AS product, following which limited PCR amplification is
performed to generate a single sized product for Illumina sequencing. RT, reverse
transcription.
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