whole exome sequencing (wes)

What is the Process of Conducting WES in Cancer Studies?

The process of conducting WES in cancer studies involves several steps:
1. Sample Collection: Tumor and matched normal tissues are collected from the patient.
2. DNA Extraction: DNA is extracted from the collected tissues.
3. Library Preparation: The DNA is fragmented, and libraries are prepared for sequencing.
4. Exome Capture: Exonic regions are captured using probes designed to target all known exons.
5. Sequencing: The captured exonic regions are sequenced using high-throughput sequencing technologies.
6. Data Analysis: Sequence data is analyzed to identify mutations, which are then validated through additional experiments.

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