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  • Target resequencing Vs Amplicon sequencing

    Hi there,

    I am relatively new to the field of DNA sequencing, so asking a basic question here:

    What is the difference between Target Resequencing and Amplicon Sequencing? I guess both are done to study targeted regions of genome and compared against some reference.

    Thanks!

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    Amplicon resequencing is a kind of targeted resequencing

    With amplicon sequencing, you do PCR with two primers flanking the region you care about. Presumably, you'd try to multiplex a bunch of them together per sample. Then you make a sequencing library of all those amplicons

    The other common way to sequence a particular subset of a genome is to use a capture probe that binds to your sequence of interest, then you sequence that library. Large sets of probes designed to capture exonic sequence are commonly used.

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    • #3
      Thanks for this question smriti, I'm interested in methods or kits that can be used with capture probes, or perhaps a good review article on the subject.

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