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Detection of splice isoforms and rare intermediates using multiplexed primer extension sequencing.

Hansen XuBenjamin J FairZachary W DwyerMichael GildeaJeffrey A Pleiss
Published in: Nature methods (2018)
Targeted RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) aims to focus coverage on areas of interest that are inadequately sampled in standard RNA-seq experiments. Here we present multiplexed primer extension sequencing (MPE-seq), an approach for targeted RNA-seq that uses complex pools of reverse-transcription primers to enable sequencing enrichment at user-selected locations across the genome. We targeted hundreds to thousands of pre-mRNA splice junctions and obtained high-precision detection of splice isoforms, including rare pre-mRNA splicing intermediates.
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