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High‐throughput robotic system for sequencing of microbial genomes

H. Hilbert, Andreas Schäfer, Michael Collasius, Andreas Düsterhöft

Year
1998
Citations
5

Abstract

A high-throughput robotic workstation system was used for double-stranded plasmid DNA template preparation and sequencing reaction setup to streamline the sequencing process in genome projects. All 96-well miniprep kits that were tested provided high quality plasmid DNA suitable for fluorescent DNA sequencing. After quantitation in a 96-well UV spectrophotometer, the plasmid DNA was used as template to automatically set up sequencing reactions. The setup was controlled by spread sheets that were imported into the robotic system. We utilized this integrated system to prepare all necessary shotgun templates for our contributions to a number of large-scale genome projects as well as a full-length cDNA sequencing project.

Keywords

Shotgun sequencingDNA sequencingPlasmidComputational biologyDNA nanoball sequencingShotgunDNAMassive parallel sequencingGenomeBiology

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