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Tom 73 Nr 4 (2018)

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Metody redukcji złożoności genomu w protokołach tworzenia bibliotek do sekwencjonowania

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24326/asx.2018.4.9
Przesłane: 10 stycznia 2019
Opublikowane: 19-12-2018

Abstrakt

Od czasu opublikowania pełnej sekwencji genomu Arabidopsis thaliana w 2000 r. [AGI Initiative 2000] rozpoczął się okres dynamicznej eksploracji genomów. W ostatniej dekadzie, wraz z rewolucją w technologii sekwencjonowania nowej generacji, lawinowo wzrosła ilość doniesień naukowych opartych na analizie sekwencji. Nowe, szybkie, wysokoprzepustowe i relatywnie tanie technologie sekwencjonowania kwasów nukleinowych stały się dostępne i powszechne, otwierając możliwość szerokiego wykorzystania narzędzi molekularnych w nauce i praktyce hodowlanej. Te nowe metody obejmują sekwencjonowanie pełnogenomowe oraz wiele metod sekwencjonowania redukowanej frakcji genomu (RRS, ang. reduced representation sequencing). Wielość dostępnych metod, zróżnicowanych pod względem przystępności i kosztów, generujących różne rodzaje danych wynikowych, dedykowanych różnym celom badawczym
i aplikacyjnym, może sprawić trudność przy wyborze najlepszego wariantu [Poland et al. 2012]. Celem niniejszego opracowania jest przybliżenie czytelnikowi możliwości i zastosowania wybranych protokołów konstrukcji bibliotek do sekwencjonowania zredukowanej frakcji genomu.

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