DNA Sequencing Flashcards
When was Sanger sequencing invented?
1977
What method does Sanger sequencing use?
Chain termination method - Dye terminating sequencing
What is the read length of Sanger sequencing?
700-900bp
What is the fidelity of Sanger sequencing?
High
What were some benefits of Next Generation Sequencing?
- Cheaper, Faster, more Accurate
- 1 Human genome per day capacity
- Higher depth of sequencing
How much coverage do we need to determine the genome of an organism that we do not already know?
80x - This is called de novo sequencing
How much coverage do we need to determine the genome of an organism, when we have a reference genome?
10-30x - This is called resequencing
What does the Oxford Nanopore do?
Single molecule sequencing
What are some sources of noise in DNA sequencing?
DNA sampling bias
Library prep bias
PCR Primer bases
Homopolymer
GC content coverage bias