Agilent kit makes high-quality RNA library

Updated on 25 February 2013

Agilent Technologies' SureSelect Strand-Specific RNA Library Preparation Kit enables researchers to prepare high-quality, strand-specific libraries for the whole transcriptome, which could then be used for targeted RNA sequencing and next-generation sequencing

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Agilent launches SureSelect Strand-Specific RNA Library Preparation Kit

Singapore: Agilent Technologies has launched SureSelect Strand-Specific RNA Library Preparation Kit for whole transcriptome and targeted RNA sequencing. The new kit enables researchers to prepare high-quality, strand-specific libraries for next-generation sequencing.

The ability to gain valuable strand-specific information from RNA-sequencing experiments allows researchers to more easily discern overlapping transcripts and investigate antisense expression for greater understanding of gene regulation.

The kit has been optimized to provide outstanding sequencing performance and uniform coverage of the entire transcript. This is achieved through greater library complexity and less bias, even with small amounts of starting material (as low as 50 nano grams). The kit has also been designed to be as complete as possible, including master-mixed reagents and a streamlined workflow for less hands-on time and faster results.

"Strand-specific RNA-sequencing library preparation is the latest addition to Agilent's next-generation sequencing/gene-regulation portfolio, which offers the most complete integrated solutions from sample-to-analysis," said Mr Yong Yi, associate director, marketing, genomics, Agilent. "We are thrilled to provide another highly sensitive, tool that will advance understanding of how gene regulation governs normal and aberrant biological processes."

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