Transposase Library Prep Method Promises Easy Automation, Less DNA Input
December 21, 2010
Transposase Library Prep Method Promises Easy Automation, Less DNA Input
Earlier this month, three early adopters described their use of the method in Genome Biology, including a comparison with standard library prep protocols, sub-nanogram library construction, exome capture from nanograms of DNA, PCR-free libraries, colony PCR libraries, and 96-plex barcoding.
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