Immobilized nucleic acid complexes for sequence analysis
AssigneePacific Biosciences of California, Inc.
InventorsKEITH BJORNSON, Arek Bibillo, Fred Christians, Kevin Travers, Robin Emig
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AssigneePacific Biosciences of California, Inc.
InventorsKEITH BJORNSON, Arek Bibillo, Fred Christians, Kevin Travers, Robin Emig
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Provided are methods for sequencing a nucleic acid that include fixing a template to a surface through a template localizing moiety and sequencing the nucleic acid with a sequencing enzyme, e.g. a polymerase or exonuclease. The sequencing enzyme can optionally be exchanged with a second sequencing enzyme, which continues the sequencing of the nucleic acid. The template localizing moiety can optionally anneal with the nucleic acid and/or associate with the sequencing enzyme. Also provided are compositions comprising a nucleic acid fixed to a surface via a template localizing moiety, and a first sequencing enzyme, which can sequence the nucleic acid and optionally exchange with a second sequencing enzyme present in the composition. Compositions in which a template localizing moiety is immobilized on a surface are provided. Compositions for sequencing reactions are provided. Also provided are sequencing systems comprising reaction regions in which or near which template localizing moieties are immobilized.
A method of sequencing a nucleic acid, the method comprising:
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A composition comprising a template nucleic acid and a template localizing moiety that is not a sequencing enzyme immobilized on a planar surface, in a well, or in a single molecule reaction region, wherein the template localizing moiety encircles the template nucleic acid.
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A method of sequencing a template nucleic acid, the method comprising:
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