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  • #16
    I did not perform Fragmentation for my 1st FFPE sample. Now I am thinking I may need do to do that to narrow the insert size ...

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    • #17
      Originally posted by HedleyC View Post
      Jakob, I have been involved in a piece of work trying to do the same thing - but we just got massive adapter contamination in the final data. What size range was your FFPE RNA peak after RiboZero GOLD but before the ScriptSeq? Ours was between 25-500bp approximately, peak generally around 100.

      Regards,
      Hedley
      RNA size range as yours - but with a sligthly higher peak ~200 nt. How do you purify the library after amplification? Using MiniElute will give you some "primer-dimer" contamination. We are using AMPure XP but you may need to play around with the bead ratio to get rid of the "primer-dimer" without removing too much of the library. Have you considered gel purification?
      /Jakob

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      • #18
        Originally posted by JakobHedegaard View Post
        RNA size range as yours - but with a sligthly higher peak ~200 nt. How do you purify the library after amplification? Using MiniElute will give you some "primer-dimer" contamination. We are using AMPure XP but you may need to play around with the bead ratio to get rid of the "primer-dimer" without removing too much of the library. Have you considered gel purification?
        /Jakob
        Hi Jakob,
        The ScriptSeq and later steps were performed by a 3rd party. They used AMPure XP, but it's unclear if they used the right bead ratio to minimise carry-through of the adapter dimers (I suspect not). We are doing some repeat work and also looking at another FFPE kit, so if I find out anything useful, will post it here at some point.
        /Hedley

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        • #19
          Dear all,

          If you use RiboZero, will non-polyA RNAs dominate the RNA-Seq library? My friend told me that non-polyA RNAs are highly abundant. Will RiboZero end up dilute the polyA RNAs, which should be more important most of the time?

          Bests,
          Woody

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          • #20
            @ServiceXS, we obtained enough (>500 ng total RNA) purifiying from 2-3 sections from a FPFE block. For Ribo-Zero we started with 500 ng total RNA but have prepared libraries with 100 ng RNA - but with more variation in quality and yield.
            @woodydon, using Ribo-Zero will result in a much more complex library than using poly-dA selected RNA. Depending on the sample conditions (tissue, stage, etc.) some transcripts can dominate the profile - and this applies to both poly-dA and Ribo-Zero treated RNA. Analysing data from Ribo-Zero treated RNA, I think the major challenge is the profiling of both mature and pre-spliced transcripts which introduce some kind of bias.
            Cheers, /Jakob

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            • #21
              @ServiceXS, we obtained enough (>500 ng total RNA) purifiying from 2-3 sections from a FPFE block. For Ribo-Zero we started with 500 ng total RNA but have prepared libraries with 100 ng RNA - but with more variation in quality and yield.
              @woodydon, using Ribo-Zero will result in a much more complex library than using poly-dA selected RNA. Depending on the sample conditions (tissue, stage, etc.) some transcripts can dominate the profile - and this applies to both poly-dA and Ribo-Zero treated RNA. Analysing data from Ribo-Zero treated RNA, I think the major challenge is the profiling of both mature and pre-spliced transcripts which introduce some kind of bias.
              Cheers, /Jakob

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