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Extract genomic DNA from the cells to be tested, ensuring that the DNA quality meets the test requirements.
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Construct a sequencing or PCR library, depending on the test method. For example, in WGS, genomic DNA needs to be fragmented and sequencing adapters added.
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Whole-genome sequencing is performed using a high-throughput instrument, or the target region is amplified using PCR.
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Bioinformatics tools are used to align sequencing data, identify the boundary sequences between the exogenous gene and the host genome, determine the integration site, and assess copy number, insertion orientation, and nearby gene function.
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Key integration sites are verified using techniques such as Sanger sequencing, qPCR, or FISH to ensure the reliability of the results.
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A detailed test report is provided, including integration site coordinates, genomic annotations, potential risk analysis, and visual charts.