Exome
Sequencing

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It is actually incredible that only 1% of the human genome consists of coding gene sequences. Therefore, focusing on the exome allows an in-depth view of genetic changes that are likely to show functional effects.

What we offer

The most extensive Panel
The exome Panel is our largest hybridization capturing Panel with different library preps upfront

Comprehensive
Achieves comprehensive Coverage of coding regions

Cost-efficient and high quality
Provides a cost-effective alternative to whole-genome sequencing. With stringent quality control and high degree of automation we perform our services in an accredited setting

Fast turnaround-time
produces a smaller, more manageable data set for faster, easier analysis compared to whole-genome approaches

Our process

With the whole exome sequencing (WES) workflow, we at MLLSEQ want to be standardized, yet flexible, so we have established various library preps that run together in a single hybridization capture workflow and we are proud to share a couple of details about it with you.

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Library Preparation

We use different approaches for the Exome library prep:

  • TruSeq DNA Nano (sonication, amplification, Illumina)
  • Illumina DNA Prep (tagmentation, amplification, Illumina)
  • xGen cfDNA & FFPE Library Prep (no fragmentation, amplification, IDT)

followed by the xGen Exome Research Panel v2 and xGen hybridization capture workflow (IDT)

2

Sequencing

At MLLSEQ, sequencing is performed using the Illumina sequencing by synthesis method on the latest generation of sequencing devices, the NovaSeq 6000. Sequencing Coverage is depending on the respective application and research question.

3

Usually, a tumor-normal comparison is recommended in exome sequencing assays, however for specific questions, sequencing without a Normal control might be informative.

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