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Does anyone have a protocol for paired-end for Agilent's SureSelect array-based sequence capture?
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Do you have an issue with Agilent's protocol? -
The only Agilent protocol I have is for single-end and I'm interested in trying paired-end for the Illumina GA.Comment
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Version 1.0, September 2009
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Thanks but I'm specifically looking for paired-end for the array-based capture. While Agilent does have protocols for paired-end in-solution capture products (I've used those and they work quite well), Agilent only offers a protocol for single-end for the array-based capture product.Comment
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Oh. Any particular reason you're going with array based then, if solution based works so well?Comment
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