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February 1, 2013BioTechniques12 citationsOpen Access

Precise Breakpoint Localization of Large Genomic Deletions using PacBio and Illumina Next-Generation Sequencers

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MOMichał OkoniewskiJMJanine MeienbergAPAndrea Patrignani

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Herein we present the applicability of single-molecule (PacBio RS) and second-generation sequencing technology (Illumina) to the characterization of large genomic deletions. By testing samples previously characterized using a Sanger approach, our methods determined that both next-generation sequencing platforms were able to identify the position of deletion breakpoints. Our results point out various advantages of next-generation sequencing platforms when characterizing genomic deletions; however, special attention must be dedicated to identical sequences flanking the breakpoints, such as poly(N) motifs.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a10a371e1a472cb5efd45a9https://doi.org/10.2144/000113992
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