Workflow for human placental bulk ATACseq

Scott Lindsay-Hewett, Valentina Stanley, Louise Laurent, Mana Parast

Published: 2022-03-19 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.kxygxzyo4v8j/v1

Abstract

Described here is the workflow used by the Female Reproductive Tissue Mapping Center at UCSD to generate bulk ATACseq data from human placenta.

Steps

Tissue preparation

1.

As soon as possible after Cesarean section or vaginal delivery, prepare tissue according to the following protocol:

Human Placenta Tissue Collection and Preservation Methods - UCSD Female Reproductive TMC

For this protocol, use tissue that has been snap-frozen.

Nuclei isolation

2.

Isolate nuclei from 4 samples at a time according to the following protocol:

Nuclei isolation from snap-frozen human placental tissue for bulk ATACseq

Proceed to tagmentation immediately.

Tagmentation and library generation

3.

Perform tagmentation and library generation according to the following protocol:

Tagmentation and library generation for human placental bulk ATACseq

After passing quality control, proceed to sequencing.

Sequencing

4.

For HuBMAP bulk ATACseq samples, the multiplexed pool was sequenced on a NovaSeq 6000 S4 lane using a 100bp paired-end run configuration. Alignment and peak-calling were performed using the ATAC-seq pipeline within the bcbio Python package.

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