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  • Possibility of tagmentation without fragmentation with Nextera XT kit

    Hello everyone,

    I would like to know if it's possible to do the fragmentation of my cDNA amplicon without any fragmentation using the Nextera XT kit. PCR amplicons have already sizes between 150 and 600 bp. these PCR products will be sequenced with Miseq.

    Thanks in advance


  • #2
    Hello Ahmed_BH,

    Probably not. The Transposase in the Nextera reactions has a dual purpose, to insert the oligos into the DNA and to cut the DNA. Insertion of the Transposome results in a 9-base scission/cut at the site, which after the PCR to add adapters, generates a 9-base duplication at each insertion site. but the scission/fragmentation is a primary characteristic of Transposome insertion.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Olaf Blue View Post
      Hello Ahmed_BH,

      Probably not. The Transposase in the Nextera reactions has a dual purpose, to insert the oligos into the DNA and to cut the DNA. Insertion of the Transposome results in a 9-base scission/cut at the site, which after the PCR to add adapters, generates a 9-base duplication at each insertion site. but the scission/fragmentation is a primary characteristic of Transposome insertion.
      thanks for answers
      so you think that it's possible to use any kit which use fragmentation/tagmentation step.
      the particularity of my PCR products that i have ligated a specific index for everyone sample and then i have pooled all the samples. i want now to keep these index during the preparation of libraries for Miseq sequencing.

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      • #4
        The Nextera technology is unique. If you have PCR products that have ligated adapters/indexes, a tagmentation reaction will fragment the products and depending on the length of the PCR products, may well lose one of the adapter ends, which will be replaced by an adapter from the Nextera process.

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