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Full-length poly(A) and mRNA sequencing (FLAM-seq)

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Abstract We developed FLAM-seq, a fast and simple method for generating cDNA libraries of full-length mRNAs, including the poly(A) tail. By combining a new strategy for cDNA preparation with PacBio long-read sequencing, FLAM-seq enables to generate hundreds of thousands of reads per sample in an easy and short procedure, with starting material ranging from 500 ng to 10 μg of total RNA. Besides the quantification of gene expression and the information about the mRNA isoform, the data generated with FLAM-seq allow accurate measurement of poly(A) tail length for thousands of genes in the sequenced samples. Here we describe the protocol step by step from the RNA preparation to the first steps of data analysis.
Title: Full-length poly(A) and mRNA sequencing (FLAM-seq)
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Abstract We developed FLAM-seq, a fast and simple method for generating cDNA libraries of full-length mRNAs, including the poly(A) tail.
By combining a new strategy for cDNA preparation with PacBio long-read sequencing, FLAM-seq enables to generate hundreds of thousands of reads per sample in an easy and short procedure, with starting material ranging from 500 ng to 10 μg of total RNA.
Besides the quantification of gene expression and the information about the mRNA isoform, the data generated with FLAM-seq allow accurate measurement of poly(A) tail length for thousands of genes in the sequenced samples.
Here we describe the protocol step by step from the RNA preparation to the first steps of data analysis.

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