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Tagmentase (Tn5 transposase) - unloaded

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C01070010-20
20 µl
$595.00
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Tagmentase (Tn5 transposase)

Diagenode Tagmentase is a hyperactive Tn5 transposase with the potential to enhance epigenetic studies. Its ability to cut DNA and insert sequences of interest in one step makes it the perfect companion for Next-Generation Sequencing experiments using powerful technologies such as ATAC-seq, ChIPmentation, CHANGE-seq and other. The enzyme is not loaded with DNA oligos, providing flexibility of application. To ensure optimal results the concentration may be adjusted with Diagenode Tagmentase Dilution Buffer (Cat. No. C01070011), available separately.

Protocol for transposome assembly

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TESTIMONIAL

We experienced strong purity and activity differences between in-house produced Tn5 batches and switched to buying Tn5 from Diagenode with higher activity and small batch effects only.

Rebekka Scholz et al. Combined Analysis of mRNA Expression and Open Chromatin in Microglia. Methods Mol Biol. 2024;2713:543-571.
TESTIMONIAL

We have been using the Hyperactive Tagmentase for 2 years and its performance is outstanding - short operation time and good reproducibility, outmatching the competition. Moreover the interaction with customer representatives is always top-notch - highly efficient and knowledgeable. I can't recommend enough!

Julia Liz Touza, AstraZeneca Gothenburg, Sweden
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    Tn5 transposase

    Tagmentase Tn5 transposase

    Figure 1: Efficient fragmentation of the lambda DNA after incubation with the Tagmentase
    For fragmentation, 100 ng of DNA from bacteriophage lambda were incubated with diluted Diagenode Tagmentase (Cat. No. C01070010) and Tagmentation buffer (1x) (Cat. No. C01019042) for 7 min at 55°C. The reaction was stopped by addition of SDS (0.2% final concentration). After clean-up using AMPure XP beads (Beckman Coulter) on Diagenode IP-Star robot, the size of the DNA was assessed on Fragment Analyzer (Agilent), using the HS Large Fragment 50kb Kit (Agilent). Profiles show the size of lambda DNA before (A) and after treatment with Tagmentase (B).

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    Figure 2: Fragmentation efficiency depending on the amount of Tagmentase
    For fragmentation, 100 ng of DNA from bacteriophage lambda were incubated with Diagenode Tagmentase (Cat. No. C01070010) and Tagmentation buffer (1x) (Cat. No. C01019042) for 7 min at 55°C. The Tagmentase was previously diluted with the Tagmentase Dilution Buffer (Cat. No.) at ¼ and 1/16 dilutions. The reaction was stopped by addition of SDS (0.2% final concentration). After clean-up using AMPure XP beads (Beckman Coulter) on Diagenode IP-Star robot, the size of the DNA was assessed on Fragment Analyzer (Agilent), using the HS Large Fragment 50kb Kit (Agilent). The migration of the samples shows variations of the size distribution according to the amount of Tagmentase used for the reaction.

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