- RNA-
Seq (named as an
abbreviation of RNA sequencing) is a
technique that uses next-generation
sequencing to
reveal the
presence and
quantity of RNA molecules...
-
method for MNase-
seq, FAIRE-
Seq and DNase-
Seq. ATAC-
seq is a
faster analysis of the
epigenome than DNase-
seq or MNase-
seq. ATAC-
seq identifies accessible...
- ChIP-sequencing, also
known as ChIP-
seq, is a
method used to
analyze protein interactions with DNA. ChIP-
seq combines chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP)...
- Perturb-
seq (also
known as CRISP-
seq and CROP-
seq)
refers to a high-throughput
method of
performing single cell RNA
sequencing (scRNA-
seq) on
pooled genetic...
- CITE-
Seq (Cellular
Indexing of
Transcriptomes and
Epitopes by Sequencing) is a
method for
performing RNA
sequencing along with
gaining quantitative and...
- RNA-
Seq is a
technique that
allows transcriptome studies (see also
Transcriptomics technologies)
based on next-generation
sequencing technologies. This...
- short-
read sequencing instruments. In
standard RNA-
seq, a
sequencing library must be
prepared for each RNA
sample individually. In contrast, in BRB-
seq, all...
- EPIC-
seq, (short for
Epigenetic Expression Inference by Cell-free DNA Sequencing), is a high-throughput
method that
specifically targets gene promoters...
- MNase-
seq,
short for
micrococcal nuclease digestion with deep sequencing, is a
molecular biological technique that was
first pioneered in 2006 to measure...
-
limit of
quantification in RNA-
Seq, and
background noise is very low for 100 bp
reads in non-repetitive regions. RNA-
Seq may be used to
identify genes...
