--- author: Sam White toc-title: Contents toc-depth: 5 toc-location: left date: 2015-12-10 23:26:21+00:00 layout: post slug: sample-submission-2brad-libraries-for-genewiz title: Sample Submission - 2bRAD Libraries for Genewiz categories: - 2015 - 2bRAD Library Tests for Sequencing at Genewiz - Olympia oyster reciprocal transplant - Samples Submitted tags: - 2bRAD - olympia oyster - Ostrea lurida - RAD - RAD-seq --- Pooled the libraries into a single sample for sequencing on Illumina HiSeq2500 by Genewiz. Here's the list of samples that were pooled:
SAMPLE NAME LIBRARY NAMES INDEX 1 (i7) LENGTH (bp) INDEX 2 (i5) LENGTH
SJW_Oly_2bRAD Oly RAD 02 CGTGAT 6 ATGCAT 6
SJW_Oly_2bRAD Oly RAD 03 ACATCG 6 ATGCAT 6
SJW_Oly_2bRAD Oly RAD 04 GCCTAA 6 ATGCAT 6
SJW_Oly_2bRAD Oly RAD 06 TGGTCA 6 ATGCAT 6
SJW_Oly_2bRAD Oly RAD 07 CACTGT 6 ATGCAT 6
SJW_Oly_2bRAD Oly RAD 08 ATTGGC 6 ATGCAT 6
SJW_Oly_2bRAD Oly RAD 14 GATCTG 6 ATGCAT 6
SJW_Oly_2bRAD Oly RAD 17 TCAAGT 6 ATGCAT 6
SJW_Oly_2bRAD Oly RAD 23 CTGATC 6 ATGCAT 6
SJW_Oly_2bRAD Oly RAD 30 AAGCTA 6 ATGCAT 6
Combined 40ng of all samples, except Oly RAD 30. Used only 20ng of Oly RAD 30 because it was the only sample that produced a single peak in qPCR melt curve analysis (i.e. no primer dimer). As such, it's a rough assumption that [the qPCR quantitation](https://robertslab.github.io/sams-notebook/posts/2015/2015-11-17-qpcr-oly-rad-seq-library-quantification/) of all the other samples is twice as high as they should be due to the contribution of primer dimer amplification. Calculations for pooling can be seen here (Google Sheet): [20151117_RAD_qPCR_data](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1z7UAWm56JkQI04LKJ92dsWFhC0IFR-a9065aLP2jmso/edit?usp=sharing) The full list of samples (and the individual samples/libraries/indexes) submitted to Genewiz for this project by Katherine Silliman & me can be seen here (Google Sheet): [White_BS1511196_R2_barcodes](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DJP4zpF3OcISOAQ-MM8bW85WcJqdB5EvcExs2wGvzcg/edit?usp=sharing)