Evaluation of commercially available RNA amplification kits at sub nanogram input amounts of total RNA for RNA-Seq

May 27, 2014 Leave a comment 7,503 Views

Multiple recent publications on RNA-Seq have demonstrated the power of next generation sequencing technologies in whole transcriptome analysis. The vendor specific protocols used for RNA library construction typically require at least 100ng of total RNA. However, under certain conditions such ...

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Evaluation of commercially available RNA amplification kits at sub nanogram input amounts of total RNA for RNA-Seq

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