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  • test of Xgen blocking oligo

    Did someone try the XGen blocking oligo from IDT instead of classical blocking oligos ? Is there a improvement of the off target ?

  • #2
    Hi, thank you for your answer.
    I understand that you use dual indexing.
    My first question is : Did you try specific Xgen blocker or the universal one for Illumina HT libraries ?
    My second one : what was the on-target before using the Xgen blocker ? Is there an improvement by using it ?

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    • #3
      Thanks superduper,

      I'm doing to setup pre indexing hybridization method and test xGen IDT oligo blocks.
      I'm happy to meet you here.

      I am a little of bit surprised that on-target rate of perfect complementary blocking oligo was lower than xGen.

      Conceptually some idea maybe was in synthesis of oligo for blocking.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by superduper
        I was using one barcode per library.
        1. I used the universal 8nt blocking oligo (mix of TS-p5 and TS-p7(8nt))

        2. my on-targets were:
        single capture; barcoding happens after hyb step (basically XT protocol): 70%
        XGen blocking: 58-73%
        Inosines instead of barcode location: up to 33%
        perfect complement: 45%
        random nucleotides: up to 35%

        This is for PE37 sequencing. To compare samples where I had run reads longer, I clipped them back to PE37 to have a fair comparison between different conditions.
        Your % on-target will increase the longer your read lengths are; I saw PE101 of 82% translate to 69% when I clipped it to PE37.
        Did you add any kind of termination to the blocking oligo?

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