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±×¸² 1. SMART-Seq¢ç Stranded Kit Workflow
±×¸² 2. Structural features of final libraries generated with the SMART-Seq Stranded Kit.
The adapters added during PCR1 contain sequences allowing clustering on Illumina flow cells (P7 shown in light blue, P5 shown in red), indexes for pooling multiple
samples in a single sequencing lane (Index 1 [i7] sequence shown in orange and associated with the P7 sequence, and Index 2 [i5] sequence shown in orange and associated
with P5 sequence), as well as the regions recognized by sequencing primers Read Primer 2 (Read 2, purple) and Read Primer 1 (Read 1, green). Read 1 generates sequences
antisense to the original RNA, while Read 2 yields sequences sense to the original RNA (orientation of original RNA denoted by 5¡¯ and 3¡¯ in dark blue).
The first three nucleotides of the second sequencing read (Read 2) are derived from the SMART-Seq Stranded Adapter (shown as Xs). It is best to trim
these three nucleotides prior to mapping if performing paired-end sequencing.
Ç¥ 1. Consistent sequencing metrics across RNA input amounts.
Human brain total RNA (10 pg-10 ng) was used to generate RNA-seq libraries with the SMART-Seq Stranded Kit. Data shown are the average of three technical
replicates and exhibit exceptionally high Pearson and Spearman correlations between replicates, even with as little as 10 pg of input material.
Sequences were analyzed as described in the Methods.
±×¸² 3. The SMART-Seq Stranded Kit outperforms the Pico v2 kit for ultra-low inputs. Panel A. Human brain total RNA (50 pg-10 ng)
was used to generate RNA-seq libraries in triplicate with the SMART-Seq Stranded Kit (Stranded) and the Pico v2 kit. For both kits, sequencing
data were down-sampled to 2.5 million paired-end reads prior to analysis. Panel B . Comparison of transcript expression level from libraries
generated with 50 pg of total RNA (as shown in Panel A). FPKM values are shown on a log10 scale. Transcripts represented in only one sample (dropouts)
can be seen along the X- and Y-axes of the scatter plots.
±×¸² 4. High reproducibility across cell input amounts. A375 cells isolated by FACS were used to generate RNA-seq libraries with the SMART-Seq Stranded Kit.
Input varied from 1 cell to 1,000 cells, with two replicates per input of 5-1,000 cells and 12 replicates for the single cells. For comparison, two aliquots of
1,000 cells were used for total RNA purification and then used for library preparation. Panel A . Consistent sequencing metrics across 1-1,000 cells. Panel B.
Hierarchical clustering heat map displaying Euclidean distance between all the samples shown in Panel A, and reporting Pearson correlations ranging from 0.85 to 0.99.
Single cells are labelled Cell1-Cell12; replicates for other inputs are labelled a-b.
Ç¥ 2. Features comparison of commercially available single-cell RNA-Seq Kits.
±×¸² 5. Comparison between the SMART-Seq Stranded Kit and the QIAseq FX Single Cell RNA Library Kit. Panel A. Human brain total RNA (50 pg)
and cells isolated by FACS (Jurkat cell line, 50 cells) were used to generate RNA-seq libraries in duplicate with the SMART-Seq Stranded Kit (Stranded) and
the QIAseq FX Single Cell RNA Library Kit (QIAseq FX). Following sequencing, human brain total RNA data were analyzed using 2.5M paired-end reads for the Stranded kit,
and 5M paired-end reads for the QIAseq FX kit. All data generated from Jurkat cells were normalized to 8M paired-end reads. The Pearson and Spearman correlations
were determined between the replicates shown. Panel B . A downsampling experiment with the data generated from Jurkat cells clearly shows that the higher sensitivity
observed for the Stranded kit is maintained with lower sequencing depth. Panel C. Assessment of reproducibility between the two kits for the libraries generated from Jurkat cells.
Using an expression level cutoff of FPKM >1, the total number of transcripts identified and the overlap between the replicates is much greater for the Stranded kit.
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- Library generation from small quantities of cells (1-1,000 cells) or total RNA (10 pg-10 ng) for transcriptome sequencing with strand-of-origin information
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- SMART-Seq Stranded Kit Components
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