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5hmC content on autosomal chromosomes showed significant decreases from one stringency to the next.
One stringency wash (DakoCytomation) was performed at 42°C for 30 minutes.
For nearly all assay strategies, a decrease in success rate was observed in the direction from methods A and B for assigning genotypes to methods C and D. This was especially clear for assay strategies with limited flexibility, e.g. one probe length or Tm-matched probe-set at one stringency, strategy 8 and 9, respectively.
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To create the core dataset, we used intervals supported by at least one low stringency (25% FDR) and one high stringency (1% FDR) dataset from independent experimental techniques.
We identified intervals supported by at least one low stringency (25% FDR) and one high stringency (1% FDR) dataset from the independent experimental techniques; for example, all regions confirmed with 1% FDR DamID and 25% FDR ChIP were included, and vice versa.
Washing was conducted in PBS/tween-20 with one high stringency wash at 57°C.
Each round of PCR contained three annealing stages: stage 1, five high-stringency (65 °C) cycles; stage 2, one low-stringency (25 °C) cycle in primary PCR or one reduced-stringency (50 °C) cycle in secondary/tertiary PCR; and stage 3, twenty-five high-stringency (65 °cyclesles.
On the one hand the stringency of this approach ensures high specificity; on the other, misclassification error will tend to accumulate reducing the sensitivity of the overall DSM-IV algorithm.
For each PCR, target single-stranded DNA primed by the SWPOP primer in the exclusive one low-stringency cycle is converted into double-stranded form in the following high-stringency cycle due to the presence of a perfect annealing site for the specific primer.
The one low-stringency cycle (LSC) of primary PCR allowed SWPOP-P to anneal to the target DNA and extend towards SP-P.
The one reduced-stringency cycle (RSC) of secondary/tertiary PCR allowed SWPOP-S/SWPOP-T to bind to the prior SWPOP complementary site(s).
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