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CRITICAL STEP There will be some residual primer dimers even after the gel purification, necessitating this AMPure XP |
beads purification step. |
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PAUSE POINT The final eluate could be stored at −20 °C for no longer than 3 months.reserved. |
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the typical scRRBS libraries. (a) The 2,000 |
1,200 polyacrylamide TBE gel results of 9,700 ... |
three scRRBS libraries (before 800900 |
9,650 227 700 gel-based size selection); the DNA is ... |
smeared from 200 bp to ~5 kb, with 9,600 500 RFU some detectable adapter dimers at ... |
~120 bp. (b,c) The Fragment Analyzer |
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Box 2 | ‘Crush and soak’ method ● TIMING 12–14 h |
1. Use a needle from a 1-ml syringe to make several holes in the bottom of 0.5-ml thin-walled PCR tubes. |
CRITICAL STEP Handle the needle with appropriate protection. |
2. Transfer the gel slices into 0.5-ml thin-walled PCR tubes, place the tubes into 1.5-ml Eppendorf DNA LoBind tubes and centrifuge |
them at 13,000g for at least 1 min at room temperature until the gel slice collects in the bottom of the 1.5-ml tubes. |
3. Add diffusion buffer (~350 µl, Reagent Setup) to the 1.5-ml tubes until all the gel debris is covered with buffer. |
4. Incubate the slurry on a Thermomixer by shaking for 2–12 h at 50 °C. Longer incubations give better recoveries. |
CRITICAL STEP The slurry should be incubated for no less than 2 h. |
5. Transfer the eluate and the gel debris to the top of a 10-µm filter spin, and then centrifuge the filter at 3,000g for 0.5–1 min at |
room temperature to ensure that all of the eluate passes through the filter and flows to the bottom of the collection tubes. |
6. Transfer the flow-through to new 1.5-ml Eppendorf DNA LoBind tubes. |
CRITICAL STEP The flow-through should not be discarded. |
Quality control and high-throughput DNA sequencing ● TIMING 10–18 d |
42| Quantify the final single-cell RRBS library from Step 41 with a Qubit fluorometer and the Qubit dsDNA HS assay kit. |
Use the qPCR assay to determine the concentration of each single-cell RRBS sample. |
CRITICAL STEP The typical yield of the scRRBS libraries is ~20–30 ng (using the Qubit fluorometer for quantification) after |
gel-based size selection and AMPure XP beads purification, with <1 ng in the pick-buffer-only negative controls.reserved. CRITICAL STEP The standard curve–based qPCR assay is a standard quantification assessment for the Illumina libraries |
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43| Assess the final libraries using a Fragment Analyzer (Advanced Analytical Technologies) to check the size distributions |
Inc. (Fig. 2b). |
CRITICAL STEP If available, an Agilent Bioanalyzer 2100 can be used as an alternative to the Fragment Analyzer to |
evaluate the quality and the size distributions of the final libraries. |
CRITICAL STEP Typical DNA size distribution in scRRBS libraries ranges from 160 to 350 bp, with visible peaksAmerica, |
corresponding to MspI fragments for some repetitive elements (Fig. 2b,c). If the Fragment Analyzer results show that |
there are still primer dimers present, perform another clean-up step with 1:1-fold AMPure XP beads as described in Box 1.Nature |
2015 44| Sequence the libraries using HiSeq 2000/2500 sequencers with cluster densities at 75–85% of that used in regular bulk |
© DNA or RNA sequencing. Raw data |
Data analysis for single-cell RRBS data ● TIMING 2–3 d Step 1: quality control (Step 45) |
CRITICAL An overview of the major procedures involved |
in scRRBS data analysis is summarized in Figure 3. An Clean data |
archive containing custom scripts used in this protocol is |
available as Supplementary Data. The overview of these Step 2: alignment (Step 46) |
custom scripts, including the script names, functions and |
the corresponding protocol steps in which they should be SAM file |
used, is listed in Table 2. |
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