Methods for detection of nucleotide modification
AssigneeCambridge Epigenetix Limited
InventorsTobias William Barr OST, Neil Matthew BELL, Maria Chiara Erminia CATENAZZI
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AssigneeCambridge Epigenetix Limited
InventorsTobias William Barr OST, Neil Matthew BELL, Maria Chiara Erminia CATENAZZI
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This invention relates to improved methods and kits for identification of 5-formylcytosine (5fC) to be distinguished from cytosine (C) in a sample nucleotide sequence. Methods comprise reducing a first portion of polynucleotides which comprise the sample nucleotide sequence; treating the reduced first portion and a second portion of polynucleotides with bisulfite; sequencing the polynucleotides in the first and second portions of the population to produce first and second nucleotide sequences respectively and; identifying the residues in the first and second nucleotide sequences which correspond to a cytosine residue in the sample nucleotide sequence. These methods may be useful, for example in the analysis of genomic DNA and/or of RNA.
A method of identifying a 5-formylcytosine residue in a sample nucleotide sequence comprising;
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