Compilation of Modern Technologies To Map Genome-Wide Cytosine Modifications in DNA

Chembiochem : a European Journal of Chemical Biology
Hu ZengChengqi Yi

Abstract

Over the past few decades, various DNA modification detection methods have been developed; many of the high-resolution methods are based on bisulfite treatment, which leads to DNA degradation, to a degree. Thus, novel bisulfite-free approaches have been developed in recent years and shown to be useful for epigenome analysis in otherwise difficult-to-handle, but important, DNA samples, such as hmC-seal and hmC-CATCH. Herein, an overview of advances in the development of epigenome sequencing methods for these important DNA modifications is provided.

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