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ISSN 1524-0215
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Vol. 25, Issue Suppl, 2014May 01, 2014 EDT

Precise Quantification of Next Generation Sequencing Ion Torrent™ and Illumina Libraries using the QuantStudio™ 3D Digital PCR Platform

Schweitzer P., Harris A., Mandelman D., Jackson S., Cifuentes F., Degoricija L.,

Articles in Vol. 25, Issue Suppl, 2014

Vol. 25, Issue Suppl, 2014
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  • Development of a Luminex Immunobead-Based Method for Autoantibody Discovery
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  • Case Study: Regulatory Considerations in the Analysis of Human Patient Samples in an Academic Core Lab
    Krasinska K.M.McLaughlin T.M.Ingrande J.Chien A.S.
  • Rapid DNA-Seq to Achieve High Coverage Libraries from 1ng – 1 μg in 2 Hours
    Dickman J.Toloue M.M.Risinger J.
  • Identification of the Free Cysteinyl Residue and Characterization of the N-glycan Structure in the C-terminal Domain of PCSK9
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  • A Novel Approach for Processing LC – Ion Mobility – MS Metabolomics Data
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  • Separation of N-Glycans with Different Sialic Acid Linkages by Using Novel Superficially Porous Particle HILIC Column
    Huang Y.Boyes B.Orlando R.Tao S.
  • Operation of the Advanced Instruments at the Flow Cytometry Resource Center: Extensive User Training vs. Staff-Assistant Service
    Mazel S.
  • Overview of Production of Protein Using Cell-free Systems
    Gao Fei Philip
  • Biomedical Engineer's Role in Improving the Management of Devices Used for Genomic Medicine Research
    Gutierrez O.Hernandez B.
  • A Workflow of MS/MS Data Analysis to Maximize the Peptide Identification
    Xing LeiYang LiangShan BaozhenZhang Zefeng
  • Precise and Accurate Determination of microRNA Precursors by Digital PCR
    Mead E.Wang Y.Patricia H.Jackson S.Pietrzykowski A.Patel S.
  • Transcriptome Analysis from Low Cell Numbers: Two RNA-Amplification Approaches
    Vallandingham J.Peak A.Morrison J.Bailey C.Staehling K.Perera A.Zueckert-Gaudenz K.Kulesa P.Li H.Fleharty B.
  • Characterizing Low Stoichiometry Phosphorylation Events without the Requirement for Extensive Fractionation
    Thompson J.W.Farnsworth C.L.Silva J.C.Moseley M.A.Soderblom E.J.
  • Metabolomics Investigation of Spiked Compound Differences in Human Plasma
    Asara JohnNeubert ThomasTurck ChrisCheema Amrita K
  • Strategies for Profiling Single Mouse Intestinal Epithelial Cells by Targeted Gene Expression
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  • Secondary Structures of Plasmodium falciparum Associated with Recombination in Variable Surface Antigen Gene Families
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  • Evaluating Effects of Cell Sorting on Cellular Integrity
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  • Computing Multi-Level Clustered Alignments of Gene-Expression Time-Series
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  • Characterizing Sequencing Samples with k-mer Spectra for Good and Evil
    Owens S.Keegan K.Meyer F.Trimble W. L.
  • Reference Proteome Extracts for Mass Spec Instrument Performance Validation and Method Development
    Rosenblatt MikeUrh MarjetaSaveliev Sergei
  • Alternate Cluster Generation for Picomolar NGS Libraries
    Huerta G.Heckmann T.Deiderick H.Barnette M.Hunicke-Smith S.P.Podnar J.W.
  • Optimization of Capital Research Equipment Usage through RED-iness of Information
    Shimanuki M.Briones A. Villar
  • Opening the Doors to Pre-Commercial Technology
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  • Automated Big Data Analysis in Bottom-up and Targeted Proteomics
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  • An Improved cDNA Library Generation Protocol for Transcriptome Analysis from a Single Cell
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  • Detecting and Quantifying Low Level Gene Variants in Sanger Sequencing Traces Using the ab1 Peak Reporter Tool
    Roy S.Schreiber E.
  • Effects of RNA Degradation on Performance of the Illumina Whole-Genome DASL HT Assay
    Li X.Islam MDByers S.W.Riggins R.Goerlitz D.
  • Genomics Research Group Session
    Baldwin D.Chittur S. V.Raghavachari N.Jafari N.Aquino C.Perera A.Reyero N.G.
  • Lessons Learned: A Guide for Implementing and Activating a Centralized Billing System
    Mays L.White A. N.
  • Optimization of Library Construction Protocol to Sequence Large Fragment Libraries on PacBio
    Panayotova N.G.Zhou X.H.Yuan GMoraga D.A.Shanker S.
  • Nucleic Acid Research Group 2013–2014 Study: Evaluating Library Synthesis Protocols for Sub-Nanogram ChIPSeq samples
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  • Improvement of OMSSA for High Accuracy MS/MS Data
    Azencott R.Hawke D.H.Kong A.
  • A Next Generation Sequencing PCR Primer Design Tool for Sanger Sequencing Confirmation by CE
    Berosik S.Wenz M.Brzoska P.Schreiber E.Hu F.You X.Lam H.Sovan S.Lim S.-H.Gordeeva K.Ho A.Karger A.
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  • A Biosafety Concerns and Solutions for Safe Cell Sorting
    Lopez P.Gregory M.
  • Deep Sequencing of a Recent Bacterium Found in the Human Oral Cavity
    Ghadiri J.Garcia S.Caldwell A.Vinnichenco I.Ouverney C.Ghadiri F.
  • SOMAscanTM v3.0: A Sensitive and Reproducible, Multiplex Proteomic Platform that Measures over 1100 Analytes in Complex Matrices
    Kraemer S.Sanders G.Katilius E.King E.Bauer T.Zichi D.Saccomano N.Lollo B.
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    Chapman B.Brown A.Cooper S.Yang W.Karlin-Neumann G.Binder S.Sullivan D.C.
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    Bagarozzi DennisBrundage KathrynCarnahan RobertCrimmins Dan L.Weis-Garcia FrancesBlum David L.
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    Loprest M.Colangelo C. M.Abbott T. B.
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    Wang C.Jones J.Prosser S.J.Eikel D.
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    Schweitzer P.Harris A.Mandelman D.Jackson S.Cifuentes F.Degoricija L.
  • Antibody Fluorophore Conjugation: A Simple Cell-Free Method for Quality Control
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    Chen J.Renner L.Neuringer M.Cornea A.
  • The erccdashboard: an R Package for Analysis of External Spike-in RNA Controls in Gene Expression Experiments
    Lund S.Pine P.S.Salit M.Munro S.A.
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  • Computing Multi-Level Clustered Alignments of Gene-Expression Time-Series
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    Owens S.Keegan K.Meyer F.Trimble W. L.
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    Rosenblatt MikeUrh MarjetaSaveliev Sergei
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  • Evaluation of Billing and Tracking Programs Leads to a Hybrid Approach
    Rupert A.White A.N.Wagner M.Thornton S.DeLay M.
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  • Changing of the Guard: Migrating 16S and ITS Diversity Profiling from 454 Onto Alternate NGS Platforms
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  • A Microscope Evaluation Database for the Large Microscopy Core
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  • Investigation of Different Hierarchal Clustering Approaches for Protein Identification Directly from Tissue Section in a MALDI Imaging Experiment
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  • Sequencing Single Human and Bacterial Cells at Low Coverage for Aneuploidy, CNV, and Genotyping Applications
    Tesmer T.Yerramilli S.Carey M.Langmore JCarroll M.Kamberov E.
  • Optimization of 384-well Luminex Immunoassays on the FlexMAP 3D System for Routine Analyte Quantitation from Commercial Kits
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    Dickman J.Toloue M.M.Risinger J.
  • Identification of the Free Cysteinyl Residue and Characterization of the N-glycan Structure in the C-terminal Domain of PCSK9
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P. S, A. H, D. M, S. J, F. C, L. D. Precise Quantification of Next Generation Sequencing Ion TorrentTM and Illumina Libraries using the QuantStudioTM 3D Digital PCR Platform. JBT. 2014;25(Suppl):S15-S15.
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