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    Oxford Nanopore barcode from oxford nanopore native barcoding kit
    Barcode From Oxford Nanopore Native Barcoding Kit, supplied by Oxford Nanopore, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Harnessing non-standard nucleic acids for highly sensitive icosaplex (20-plex) detection of microbial threats
    Article Snippet: .. Further, AEGIS barcode sequences used for sample multiplexing were designed by concatenating a barcode from Oxford Nanopore Technologies Native Barcoding Kit (SQK-NBD112.24) with the AEGIS tag sequence, which are listed in Table S3 . ..

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    Article Title: Harnessing non-standard nucleic acids for highly sensitive icosaplex (20-plex) detection of microbial threats
    Article Snippet: .. Further, AEGIS barcode sequences used for sample multiplexing were designed by concatenating a barcode from Oxford Nanopore Technologies Native Barcoding Kit (SQK-NBD112.24) with the AEGIS tag sequence, which are listed in Table S3 . ..



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    ( A ) Sample alignment coverage along human genome GRCh38.14. All samples were aligned to the FASTA reference of GRCh38.14 from Ensembl database. The x -axis corresponds to the nucleotide position in the reference genome, and the y-axis corresponds to the sequencing depth at that locus. Barcodes 1–9 correspond to samples 1–9. The largest spike in sequencing depth for all samples is observed in chromosome 1 around the 2 Mb position, where MDM4 is located within the genomic reference. ( B ) Sample alignment coverage along human chromosome 1. The FASTA reference of GRCh38.14 from Ensembl was trimmed down to a chromosome 1 reference and used for alignment. A single large peak in sequencing depth for all samples is again observed around the 2 Mb position, where MDM4 is located within the genomic reference. ( C ) Visualization of sample alignment depth along human chromosome 1, with representative reads aligned to the exonic sequences of MDM4. The generated BAM and BAM.bai files from the alignment were used for read and coverage track visualization through IGV. The Ensembl MDM4-FL (ENST00000367182) transcript was loaded onto IGV, with its position within chromosome 1 (q32.1) parallel to the sequencing data. The coverage tracks (gray) are loaded on top of representative reads, with sense reads in blue and anti-sense reads in red. Spikes in coverage are observed at exonic sequences of MDM4. The full 9008 bp 3′ UTR in exon 11 of MDM4 is not represented. Figures were created using EPI2ME Labs wf-alignment workflow (Oxford <t>Nanopore</t> Technologies), and images were created using IGV ( https://igv.org ), version 2.16.0; accessed on 27 March 2024.
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    ( A ) Sample alignment coverage along human genome GRCh38.14. All samples were aligned to the FASTA reference of GRCh38.14 from Ensembl database. The x -axis corresponds to the nucleotide position in the reference genome, and the y-axis corresponds to the sequencing depth at that locus. Barcodes 1–9 correspond to samples 1–9. The largest spike in sequencing depth for all samples is observed in chromosome 1 around the 2 Mb position, where MDM4 is located within the genomic reference. ( B ) Sample alignment coverage along human chromosome 1. The FASTA reference of GRCh38.14 from Ensembl was trimmed down to a chromosome 1 reference and used for alignment. A single large peak in sequencing depth for all samples is again observed around the 2 Mb position, where MDM4 is located within the genomic reference. ( C ) Visualization of sample alignment depth along human chromosome 1, with representative reads aligned to the exonic sequences of MDM4. The generated BAM and BAM.bai files from the alignment were used for read and coverage track visualization through IGV. The Ensembl MDM4-FL (ENST00000367182) transcript was loaded onto IGV, with its position within chromosome 1 (q32.1) parallel to the sequencing data. The coverage tracks (gray) are loaded on top of representative reads, with sense reads in blue and anti-sense reads in red. Spikes in coverage are observed at exonic sequences of MDM4. The full 9008 bp 3′ UTR in exon 11 of MDM4 is not represented. Figures were created using EPI2ME Labs wf-alignment workflow (Oxford Nanopore Technologies), and images were created using IGV ( https://igv.org ), version 2.16.0; accessed on 27 March 2024.

    Journal: International Journal of Molecular Sciences

    Article Title: Long-Read MDM4 Sequencing Reveals Aberrant Isoform Landscape in Metastatic Melanomas

    doi: 10.3390/ijms25179415

    Figure Lengend Snippet: ( A ) Sample alignment coverage along human genome GRCh38.14. All samples were aligned to the FASTA reference of GRCh38.14 from Ensembl database. The x -axis corresponds to the nucleotide position in the reference genome, and the y-axis corresponds to the sequencing depth at that locus. Barcodes 1–9 correspond to samples 1–9. The largest spike in sequencing depth for all samples is observed in chromosome 1 around the 2 Mb position, where MDM4 is located within the genomic reference. ( B ) Sample alignment coverage along human chromosome 1. The FASTA reference of GRCh38.14 from Ensembl was trimmed down to a chromosome 1 reference and used for alignment. A single large peak in sequencing depth for all samples is again observed around the 2 Mb position, where MDM4 is located within the genomic reference. ( C ) Visualization of sample alignment depth along human chromosome 1, with representative reads aligned to the exonic sequences of MDM4. The generated BAM and BAM.bai files from the alignment were used for read and coverage track visualization through IGV. The Ensembl MDM4-FL (ENST00000367182) transcript was loaded onto IGV, with its position within chromosome 1 (q32.1) parallel to the sequencing data. The coverage tracks (gray) are loaded on top of representative reads, with sense reads in blue and anti-sense reads in red. Spikes in coverage are observed at exonic sequences of MDM4. The full 9008 bp 3′ UTR in exon 11 of MDM4 is not represented. Figures were created using EPI2ME Labs wf-alignment workflow (Oxford Nanopore Technologies), and images were created using IGV ( https://igv.org ), version 2.16.0; accessed on 27 March 2024.

    Article Snippet: Using the Native Barcoding Kit from Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT), all samples were multiplexed and sequenced using a MinION R10.4.1 flow cell.

    Techniques: Sequencing, Generated

    Coverage tracks of sample alignment to the amplicon-specific MDM4-FL cDNA, with corresponding parallel exons. Representative images of coverage tracks from samples 1–9 (top to bottom) using BAM, BAM.bai alignment files, and the trimmed MDM4-FL FASTA reference file used in the EPI2ME Labs wf-alignment workflow (Oxford Nanopore Technologies). The total number of bases in the reference (1420 bp) is located above the coverage tracks, and the corresponding sequence is a colorful bar above the coverage tracks, where each color indicates a unique base: green = adenosine, blue = cytosine, red = thymine, and orange = guanine. The colorful bars within the tracks indicate significant nucleotide variations from the reference sequence within ≥20% of quality weighted reads. Small, bracketed numbers at the top left-hand side of each coverage track represent the number of reads used to create the track. Exons are parallel under the coverage tracks for a rough visual estimate of the position in the reference. Images were created using IGV ( https://igv.org ), version 2.16.0; accessed on 25 March 2024.

    Journal: International Journal of Molecular Sciences

    Article Title: Long-Read MDM4 Sequencing Reveals Aberrant Isoform Landscape in Metastatic Melanomas

    doi: 10.3390/ijms25179415

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Coverage tracks of sample alignment to the amplicon-specific MDM4-FL cDNA, with corresponding parallel exons. Representative images of coverage tracks from samples 1–9 (top to bottom) using BAM, BAM.bai alignment files, and the trimmed MDM4-FL FASTA reference file used in the EPI2ME Labs wf-alignment workflow (Oxford Nanopore Technologies). The total number of bases in the reference (1420 bp) is located above the coverage tracks, and the corresponding sequence is a colorful bar above the coverage tracks, where each color indicates a unique base: green = adenosine, blue = cytosine, red = thymine, and orange = guanine. The colorful bars within the tracks indicate significant nucleotide variations from the reference sequence within ≥20% of quality weighted reads. Small, bracketed numbers at the top left-hand side of each coverage track represent the number of reads used to create the track. Exons are parallel under the coverage tracks for a rough visual estimate of the position in the reference. Images were created using IGV ( https://igv.org ), version 2.16.0; accessed on 25 March 2024.

    Article Snippet: Using the Native Barcoding Kit from Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT), all samples were multiplexed and sequenced using a MinION R10.4.1 flow cell.

    Techniques: Amplification, Sequencing

    ( A ) The MDM4 isoform identity per melanoma sample. A stacked bar graph representing the percentage of reads aligned to each isoform per sample. The x -axis contains the sample numbers, and the y-axis represents the percentage of reads aligned, normalized to 100%. The graph was created in Excel using alignment statistics and reads aligned to each isoform averaged to the total reads mapped per sample, obtained from the wf-alignment pipeline using a custom MDM4 transcriptome FASTA reference (Oxford Nanopore Technologies). ( B ) Overall sample alignment to the amplicon-specific MDM4 transcriptome. A 3-D pie chart representing overall isoform identity of sample alignment results from the wf-alignment pipeline using a custom MDM4 transcriptome FASTA reference. Chart was created in Excel using alignment statistics of overall total reads aligned to each isoform, averaged to the overall total reads mapped for creation of percentage of total reads aligned to each isoform (Oxford Nanopore Technologies).

    Journal: International Journal of Molecular Sciences

    Article Title: Long-Read MDM4 Sequencing Reveals Aberrant Isoform Landscape in Metastatic Melanomas

    doi: 10.3390/ijms25179415

    Figure Lengend Snippet: ( A ) The MDM4 isoform identity per melanoma sample. A stacked bar graph representing the percentage of reads aligned to each isoform per sample. The x -axis contains the sample numbers, and the y-axis represents the percentage of reads aligned, normalized to 100%. The graph was created in Excel using alignment statistics and reads aligned to each isoform averaged to the total reads mapped per sample, obtained from the wf-alignment pipeline using a custom MDM4 transcriptome FASTA reference (Oxford Nanopore Technologies). ( B ) Overall sample alignment to the amplicon-specific MDM4 transcriptome. A 3-D pie chart representing overall isoform identity of sample alignment results from the wf-alignment pipeline using a custom MDM4 transcriptome FASTA reference. Chart was created in Excel using alignment statistics of overall total reads aligned to each isoform, averaged to the overall total reads mapped for creation of percentage of total reads aligned to each isoform (Oxford Nanopore Technologies).

    Article Snippet: Using the Native Barcoding Kit from Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT), all samples were multiplexed and sequenced using a MinION R10.4.1 flow cell.

    Techniques: Amplification

    ( A ) The MDM4 isoform identity per melanoma sample, including the novel MDM4-A/S transcript. A stacked bar graph representing the percentage of reads aligned to each isoform per sample. The x-axis contains the sample numbers, and the y-axis represents the percentage of reads aligned, normalized to 100%. The graph was created in Excel using alignment statistics and reads aligned to each isoform averaged to the total reads mapped per sample, obtained from the wf-alignment pipeline using a custom MDM4 transcriptome FASTA reference with a novel MDM4-A/S sequence (Oxford Nanopore Technologies). ( B ) Overall sample alignment to the amplicon-specific MDM4 transcriptome, including the novel MDM4-A/S transcript. A 3-D pie chart representing the overall isoform identity of sample alignment results from the wf-alignment pipeline using a custom MDM4 transcriptome FASTA reference with a novel MDMD-A/S sequence. Chart was created in Excel using alignment statistics of overall total reads aligned to each isoform, averaged to the overall total reads mapped for creation of percentage of total reads aligned to each isoform (Oxford Nanopore Technologies).

    Journal: International Journal of Molecular Sciences

    Article Title: Long-Read MDM4 Sequencing Reveals Aberrant Isoform Landscape in Metastatic Melanomas

    doi: 10.3390/ijms25179415

    Figure Lengend Snippet: ( A ) The MDM4 isoform identity per melanoma sample, including the novel MDM4-A/S transcript. A stacked bar graph representing the percentage of reads aligned to each isoform per sample. The x-axis contains the sample numbers, and the y-axis represents the percentage of reads aligned, normalized to 100%. The graph was created in Excel using alignment statistics and reads aligned to each isoform averaged to the total reads mapped per sample, obtained from the wf-alignment pipeline using a custom MDM4 transcriptome FASTA reference with a novel MDM4-A/S sequence (Oxford Nanopore Technologies). ( B ) Overall sample alignment to the amplicon-specific MDM4 transcriptome, including the novel MDM4-A/S transcript. A 3-D pie chart representing the overall isoform identity of sample alignment results from the wf-alignment pipeline using a custom MDM4 transcriptome FASTA reference with a novel MDMD-A/S sequence. Chart was created in Excel using alignment statistics of overall total reads aligned to each isoform, averaged to the overall total reads mapped for creation of percentage of total reads aligned to each isoform (Oxford Nanopore Technologies).

    Article Snippet: Using the Native Barcoding Kit from Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT), all samples were multiplexed and sequenced using a MinION R10.4.1 flow cell.

    Techniques: Sequencing, Amplification