PCR-free sequencing library preparation method for genome DNA
A sequencing library and genome technology, applied in the field of high-throughput sequencing technology, can solve the problems of expensive kits, wide distribution of insert fragments, sequence penetration data, etc., and achieve less repetitive sequences and base errors, repeated sequences and bases Low base error rate and high cost performance
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[0043] Example of the implementation of the preparation of a DNAPCR-free library of Solanaceae Dendrobium (DC).
[0044] The PCR-free library of constructing two kinds of insert fragment lengths (i.e. insert300bp and insert500bp) with the above-mentioned DNA sample of Solanaceae Lanternaria (DC) comprises the following steps:
[0045] 1. DNA sa...
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