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Thermo Scientific™ MuSeek Library Preparation Kit, Illumina compatible

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Illumina-compatible next-gen sequencing (NGS) libraries from as little as 50ng of starting DNA. DNA fragmentation and transposon-tagging are accomplished in one step.

Thermo Scientific MuSeek Library Preparation Kit, Illumina compatible is designed for generation of high-quality genomic DNA libraries for sequencing with the Illumina™ MiSeq™ and HiSeq™ systems. The fast protocol utilizes the MuA transposase enzyme, which catalyzes simultaneous fragmentation of double-stranded target DNA and tagging the fragment ends with transposon DNA. In a subsequent PCR step the platform-specific adapters are added using a robust and accurate Thermo Scientific™ Phusion™ High-Fidelity DNA polymerase. Starting with only 50ng or 100ng of sample the protocol can be used to generate 100 bp to 1,000 bp insert libraries. The kit contains components sufficient for 12 fragmentation reactions and the subsequent adapter-addition polymerase chain reactions. Sequencing primers required for sequencing libraries prepared by this method are provided as well.

Highlights

  • Convenient – no physical shearing, end-repair and ligation steps
  • Fast – generates NGS fragment libraries in less than 90 minutes
  • Low sample input – DNA fragment libraries from 50ng DNA input
  • Indexing compatible – MuSeek Index Set 1 enables preparation of up to 24 dual-indexed DNA libraries for sequencing in one run
Applications
  • DNA fragment library preparation for downstream use in next generation sequencing workflow
  • Library preparation from gDNA, ds DNA, bacterial DNA, DNA amplicons
Includes
  • MuSeek Enzyme Mix, IL
  • MuSeek Fragmentation Reaction Buffer
  • MuSeek Stop Solution
  • Water, nuclease-free
  • Control DNA
  • MuSeek Adapter Addition Primer Mix, IL
  • MuSeek Adapter Addition Reaction Buffer, IL
  • Phusion™ Hot Start II High-Fidelity DNA Polymerase, IL
  • MuSeek Sequencing Primer, Read 1
  • MuSeek Sequencing Primer, Read 2
  • MuSeek Sequencing Primer, Index Read
Notes
The kit is shipped on dry ice. Upon arrival store at -20°C, avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles. The Stop Solution can be stored at room temperature.

Specifications

Product Type Library Preparation Kit
Libraries Fragment Library
For Use With (Equipment) Illumina™ HiSeq 2500, Illumina ™ MiSeq
Sample Type DNA
Sequencing Type Genome & DNA Sequencing
Workflow Step Library Generation
Product Line MuSeek
For Use With (Application) NGS library preparation
Quantity 12 Reactions
Is MuSeek suitable with ssDNA?

MuSeek is not suitable for ssDNA, as MuA transposase is not able to fragment ssDNA. To use MuSeek, ssDNA should first be converted into dsDNA.

Can I use MuSeek to construct NGS library from a PCR product?

Yes. However for construction of NGS library from PCR amplicons in fragmentation reaction, do not use PCR products shorter than 300 bp. Due to intrinsic features of the transposon technology, a approximately 50 bp drop off is expected in sequencing coverage from each distal end of the amplicon sequence. This can be averted by designing your amplicons to be approximately 100 bases larger than the desired sequencing insert.

Can I use lower than recommended sample amount for MuSeek fragmentation reaction?

No, the recommended sample DNA input should be followed strictly. The MuSeek fragmentation reaction is optimized to yield optimal fragment library lengths at recommended input.

Is MuSeek compatible with RNA library preparation workflow?

We do not supply specific MuSeek kits for NGS library preparation from RNA samples. However, MuSeek is compatible with double-stranded cDNA substrate.

What is the difference between the ClaSeek technology and MuSeek technology?

The ClaSeek technology uses a classical NGS library preparation approach where physically fragmented DNA is end-repaired and platform-specific adapters are added through ligation reaction. MuSeek transposase-based technology simultaneously fragments intact DNA and adds MuA transposon derived DNA sequence which is further used for PCR-based adapter addition step.

What is the sample input requirement for the MuSeek protocol?

MuSeek provides a protocol for NGS library construction from 50 ng or 100 ng sample DNA.

Do I need to perform fragmentation of DNA prior to the MuSeek protocol?

No. The MuSeek protocol does not require any physical fragmentation of the sample DNA. The MuSeek Library Preparation Kit utilizes a transposon-based technology that allows enzymatic fragmentation and simultaneous tagging of the target DNA, eliminating the need for separate shearing, DNA end repair, and adaptor ligation steps.

How does MuSeek DNA sample preparation technology work?

MuSeek technology utilizes the MuA transposase enzyme, which catalyzes simultaneous fragmentation of double-stranded target DNA and tagging the fragment ends with transposon DNA. In a subsequent PCR step, the platform-specific adaptors are added using Thermo Scientific Phusion High-Fidelity DNA polymerase.

What Illumina sequencing platforms are compatible with MuSeek?

NGS libraries prepared using MuSeek Library Preparation Kit (Illumina compatible) is suitable for sequencing on Illumina MiSeq and Illumina HiSeq instruments.

Does MuSeek technology support indexing? How many indices does MuSeek support?

Yes, Thermo Scientific MuSeek Library Preparation Kit (Illumina compatible) in combination with MuSeek Index Set 1 enables indexing and pooling of up to 24 libraries in one sequencing run. MuSeek Library Preparation Kit for Ion Torrent with MuSeek Barcode Set 1 (Ion Torrent compatible) enables up to 16 fragment libraries.


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