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Lexogen – The SENSE mRNA-Seq kit is an all-in-one library preparation protocol designed to generate Illumina-compatible libraries from total RNA within 4 hours. The SENSE protocol maintains strand-specificity and allows the mapping of reads to their corresponding strand on the genome, enabling the discovery and quantification of antisense transcripts and overlapping genes.
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