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General comparison between QS (Cat. No. 191-196) and QSP (Cat. No. 139):

QuantSeq-FWD

QuantSeq-Pool

Input amount

1ng - 500ng*

*lower inputs possible with protocol modifications

10ng - 120ng per sample into FSS

80ng - 960ng per pool into SSS

RNA quality

N/A - both high and low quality RNA is acceptable, as well as FFPE RNA

Medium-high quality RNA (RIN >6)

First Strand Synthesis Primer

Oligo(dT) primer with partial Illumina adapter sequence

Oligo(dT) primer with 12nt i1 barcode, 10nt UMI, and partial Illumina adapter sequence

Library QC

QC individual libraries and pool at equimolar ratio

QC pooled library; individual library QC not possible

Average Library Size

~335 – 456 bp (based on UHRR)*

*Can vary based on RNA quality and sample type

~650 bp (based on UHRR)*

*Can vary based on RNA quality and sample type

Demultiplexing

i5/i7 demultiplexing required (can be done with bcl2fastq)

i5/i7 demultiplexing optional

i1 demultiplexing required

What components are interchangeable:

FS in QSP and FS1/FS2 in QSF

Not interchangeable

FSS enzyme (E1)

Interchangeable

Purification module

Interchangeable

RPM in QSP and SS1/SS2 in QSF

Not interchangeable

SSS enzyme (E2)

Not interchangeable

Library Amplification Module

PM and PE are interchangeable

P5 and P7 required for QSP when no i5/i7 indexing is done

If performing a head-to-head comparison of QuantSeq-FWD and QuantSeq-Pool, consider the experimental set-up:

  • Use same input amount

  • Compare samples at same read depth - down sample if necessary

  • Same Read 1 length

  • Do not collapse UMIs, even if UMIs are included in QuantSeq-FWD (with SSS UMI Module)

  • Recommend including technical replicates to assess handling variability (QSF samples processed separately whereas QSP samples processed together)

  • Recommend including controls (SIRVs) to assess DEG, if interested in this (compare expected vs observed)

What can also cause differences:

  • Differences in chemistries and protocol

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