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  • A-base addition

    In the polishing step for library preparation, there is a step using Klenow exo- polymerase and dATP, which will add one A-base to the 3' end of blunt ended DNA.

    My question is how does only one A-base end up getting added onto the 3' end and not two or three?

  • #2
    does anyone know the answer to this?

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    • #3
      If recessed 3' ends are present, Klenow exo- fills them in and leaves a single base overhang in ~50% of cases. Given the blunt ends from the previous step in the Illumina protocol, it simply adds a single A to the 3' end.

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      • #4
        Thanks shurjo, that was very helpful!

        Does it mean that, in the Illumina protocol, Klenow exo- adds a single A to ~50% of the blunted ends?

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        • #5
          What are the other 50% cases about?

          Sometimes it will not add at all correct? Will it ever add 2 or more A' bases?

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