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The TruSeq Rapid Exome Library Prep Kit delivers a simple, efficient method for high-confidence calling of exonic variants. The fast library preparation and exome enrichment workflow deliver libraries in 1 day with no need for additional equipment, giving labs the flexibility to plan projects according to sample volume. This kit offers:
The TruSeq Rapid Exome Library Prep Kit delivers an average of 75% of on-target sequencing reads. This high on-target percentage requires fewer sequencing cycles to reach desired coverage levels, but still achieves uniform coverage for high-confidence results.
To learn more about calculating coverage estimates, see the sequencing coverage calculator.
Enhanced transposome chemistry is highly tolerant of varying DNA input amounts, reducing bias and providing consistent results.
| Catalog Number | TruSeq Rapid Exome Library Prep Kit | Total Samples | Number of Enrichment Reactions | Number of Samples per Enrichment Reaction | Unique index adapter combinations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FC-144-1000 | 8 rxn × 1 plex | 8 | 8 | 1 | 1 |
| FC-144-1001 | 8 rxn × 3 plex | 24 | 8 | 3 | 3 |
| FC-144-1002 | 8 rxn × 6 plex | 48 | 8 | 6 | 6 |
| FC-144-1003 | 8 rxn × 9 plex | 72 | 8 | 9 | 9 |
| FC-144-1004 | 8 rxn × 12 plex | 96 | 8 | 12 | 24 |
Illumina Exomes Comparative Table
Product Information Sheet | PDF(< 1 MB)
TruSeq Rapid Exome Library Prep Kit
Data Sheet | PDF(< 1 MB)
TruSeq Rapid Exome Library Prep Kit Documentation
Custom Protocol Selector
The Custom Protocol Selector enables you to generate your own customized documentation, specifically tailored to your experiment.
This kit provides a low-cost exome sequencing solution that delivers exceptional target coverage over a broad range of read depths.
Custom target enrichment kit to rapidly interrogate those portions of the human genome most important to your specific research.
This panel focuses on exonic regions harboring disease-causing variants. Labs can perform commonly ordered molecular assays on-site with one assay.
