This sequencing research panel assesses 8 genes associated with antimicrobial resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB).
This panel enables researchers to identify gene variants correlating with antimicrobial resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The panel assesses 8 genes related to antimicrobial resistance (embB, eis, gyrA, inhA, katG, pncA, rpoB, and rpsL). The panel uses 109 amplicons in 2 pools.
AmpliSeq for Illumina Community Panels are made-to-order. We provide the designs for your convenience; however, they do not have associated performance metrics. For predesigned and tested content, view AmpliSeq for Illumina Ready-to-Use Panels.
AmpliSeq for Illumina Community Panels contain content selected and designed with input from leading disease researchers. You can order this community panel as is, or customize the panel to meet your needs, using DesignStudio software to add or remove genes and amplicons.
| Input quantity | 1–100 ng; recommended 10 ng per pool |
|---|---|
| Method | Amplicon sequencing |
| Nucleic acid type | DNA |
| Number of amplicons | 109 total. 2 pools. (Pool 1: 55 amplicons. Pool 2: 54 amplicons). |
| Sample type details | TB culture sample |
| Species category | Bacteria |
| Species details | Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB_H37Rv) |
| Technology | Sequencing |
In addition to the community panel, you will also need an AmpliSeq Library PLUS kit and index adapters.
AmpliSeq™ TB Research Panel for Illumina®
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Custom assay supporting 750 or 3000 samples with < 4999 amplicons. Purchase Library PLUS and index adapters separately.
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