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This video provides an overview of the InDA-C technology, used in NuGEN’s RNA-Seq workflows to enable depletion of unwanted transcripts from RNA-Seq libraries. Included are a description of the molecular mechanism and data from a variety of organisms in which targeted depletion was performed using InDA-C.
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This video provides an overview of the InDA-C technology, used in NuGEN’s RNA-Seq workflows to enable depletion of unwanted transcripts from RNA-Seq libraries. Included are a description of the molecular mechanism and data from a variety of organisms in which targeted depletion was performed using InDA-C.
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