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    Nanopore amplicon sequencing

    Yoshiyuki Matsuo

    Published: 2022-05-26 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.8epv5zrodv1b/v4
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    Abstract

    The two-step PCR method allows us to perform nanopore amplicon sequencing with a user-defined inner primer set combined with barcoded outer primers provided by Oxford Nanopore Technologies, taking advantage of rapid adapter attachment chemistry. This method can be applied to a wide range of sequence-based analyses, including microbiome profiling and the identification of genetic variations in targeted loci.

    Steps

    Workflow

    1.
    Two-step PCR approach for nanopore amplicon library preparation.In the first PCR reaction, the region of interest is amplified using specific primers flanked by anchor sequences. The anchor sequences allow for a second round of PCR with Oxford Nanopore's barcoded outer primers with rapid adapter attachment chemistry. The second PCR with reduced cycle numbers generates barcoded amplicons with modified 5' ends for simplified post-PCR adapter attachment.
    Two-step PCR approach for nanopore amplicon library preparation.In the first PCR reaction, the region of interest is amplified using specific primers flanked by anchor sequences. The anchor sequences allow for a second round of PCR with Oxford Nanopore's barcoded outer primers with rapid adapter attachment chemistry. The second PCR with reduced cycle numbers generates barcoded amplicons with modified 5' ends for simplified post-PCR adapter attachment.

    1st PCR with inner primers

    2.

    Prepare the PCR master mix.

    ABC
    ComponentVolumeFinal conc.
    Template DNAx µL
    10 µM FW/RV primer mix0.5 µL0.2 µM each
    2X KAPA2G Robust HS ReadyMix12.5 µL1X
    Water12 - x µL
    Total25 µL

    Inner primers (user-supplied)

    AB
    PrimerSequence
    Forward (FW)5'-TTTCTGTTGGTGCTGATATTGC - target-specific sequence -3'
    Reverse (RV)5'-ACTTGCCTGTCGCTCTATCTTC - target-specific sequence -3'

    The 5' anchor sequences serve as priming sites for barcoded outer primers used in the 2nd PCR.

    Note
    The following inner primers are used for amplifying the V1–V9 region of the 16S rRNA gene. 16S rRNA gene-specific sequences are in bold letters.27F: 5'-TTTCTGTTGGTGCTGATATTGC AGRGTTYGATYMTGGCTCAG -3'1492R: 5'-ACTTGCCTGTCGCTCTATCTTC CGGYTACCTTGTTACGACTT -3'

    3.

    Perform PCR.

    ABCD
    StepTemperatureTimeCycles
    Initial denaturation95°C3 min1
    Denaturation95°C15 sec25-35
    Annealing55°C15 sec
    Extension72°C30 sec
    Hold4°C∞1

    The above is an example for amplifying the near-full length (V1–V9) sequence of bacterial 16S rRNA genes (approximately 1,500 bp).

    Equipment

    ValueLabel
    Veriti 96-Well Thermal CyclerNAME
    Applied BiosystemsBRAND
    4375786SKU
    http://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/home.htmlLINK
    4.

    Analyze 2µL of the PCR products by gel electrophoresis to verify successful amplification.

    Equipment

    ValueLabel
    E-Gel Power Snap Electrophoresis DeviceNAME
    Thermo Fisher ScientificBRAND
    G8100SKU
    http://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/home.htmlLINK

    Equipment

    ValueLabel
    E-Gel Power Snap CameraNAME
    Thermo Fisher ScientificBRAND
    G8200SKU
    http://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/home.htmlLINK

    2nd PCR with barcoded outer primers

    5.

    Prepare the PCR master mix.

    AB
    ComponentVolume
    1st PCR products1.0 µL
    BP01–120.5 µL
    2X KAPA2G Robust HS ReadyMix12.5 µL
    Water11 µL
    Total25 µL

    BP01–12: barcoded outer primers supplied in the PCR Barcoding Kit.

    Note
    The 1st PCR products may need to be purified using AMPure XP beads before the second round of PCR. This additional step removes reaction contaminants, including primer dimers, which would be beneficial for downstream analysis.

    6.

    Perform PCR.

    ABCD
    StepTemperatureTimeCycles
    Initial denaturation95°C3 min1
    Denaturation95°C15 sec8–10
    Annealing62°C15 sec
    Extension72°C30 sec
    Hold4°C∞1

    The above is an example for barcoding bacterial 16S rRNA gene amplicons (approximately 1600 bp).

    Equipment

    ValueLabel
    Veriti 96-Well Thermal CyclerNAME
    Applied BiosystemsBRAND
    4375786SKU
    http://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/home.htmlLINK
    7.

    Analyze 1µL of the PCR products by gel electrophoresis.

    Equipment

    ValueLabel
    E-Gel Power Snap Electrophoresis DeviceNAME
    Thermo Fisher ScientificBRAND
    G8100SKU
    http://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/home.htmlLINK

    Equipment

    ValueLabel
    E-Gel Power Snap CameraNAME
    Thermo Fisher ScientificBRAND
    G8200SKU
    http://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/home.htmlLINK

    PCR cleanup

    8.

    Resuspend the AMPure XP beads by vortexing.

    9.

    Add AMPure XP beads to the sample and mix by pipetting.

    AB
    ComponentVolume
    2nd PCR products24 µL
    AMPure XP12 µL

    Note
    To select DNA fragments of over 500 bp, add 0.5 µL AMPure XP per 1 µL of sample (0.5x ratio).

    10.

    Incubate at Room temperature for 0h 5m 0s.

    11.

    Place the tube on a magnetic rack for 0h 2m 0s.

    Equipment

    ValueLabel
    NGS MagnaStand v.3 8ChNAME
    Magnetic rack (0.2 mL tube)TYPE
    FastGeneBRAND
    FG-SSMAG3SKU
    12.

    Pipette off the supernatant.

    13.

    Wash the beads with 70% ethanol as follows (1/2).

    13.1.

    Keeping on the magnetic rack, add 200µL of 70% ethanol without disturbing the bead pellet.

    13.2.

    Discard the supernatant.

    14.

    Wash the beads with 70% ethanol as follows (2/2).

    14.1.

    Keeping on the magnetic rack, add 200µL of 70% ethanol without disturbing the bead pellet.

    14.2.

    Discard the supernatant.

    15.

    Spin down and place the tube back in the magnetic rack.

    16.

    Pipette off any residual ethanol.

    17.

    Remove the tube from the magnetic rack and resuspend the beads in 10µL of TN buffer.

    Note
    TN buffer: 10 mM Tris-HCl pH 8.0, 50 mM NaCl

    18.

    Incubate at Room temperature for 0h 2m 0s.

    19.

    Place the tube on a magnetic rack for 0h 2m 0s .

    20.

    Transfer the eluate to a new tube.

    20.1.

    [Optional] Analyze 1µL of the purified sample by gel electrophoresis to confirm the recovery.

    DNA quantification

    21.

    Warm QuantiFluor ONE dsDNA dye to Room temperature .

    22.

    Add 1µL of eluted sample to 200µL of QuantiFluor ONE dsDNA dye in 0.5 mL tube.

    23.

    Mix thoroughly by vortexing.

    24.

    Incubate at Room temperature for 0h 5m 0s, protected from light.

    25.

    Measure fluorescence using the Quantus Fluorometer to quantify DNA concentration.

    Equipment

    ValueLabel
    Quantus FluorometerNAME
    PromegaBRAND
    E6150SKU
    http://www.promega.comLINK

    Sequencing library preparation

    26.

    Pool all barcoded amplicons to a total of 50-100fmoles in 10µL of TN buffer.

    ABC
    ComponentVolumeDNA
    Sample #01 (25 ng/µL)1.0 µL25 ng
    Sample #02 (25 ng/µL)1.0 µL25 ng
    Sample #03 (25 ng/µL)1.0 µL25 ng
    Sample #04 (25 ng/µL)1.0 µL25 ng
    TN buffer6.0 µL-
    Total10 µL100 ng

    In the above example, four barcoded 16S rRNA gene amplicons (~1600 bp) are pooled together in equal proportions.

    Note
    For full-length 16S rRNA gene amplicons (approximately 1,600 bp), 50–100 fmoles of dsDNA equates to ~50–100 ng.

    27.

    Add 1µL of Rapid Adapter (RAP) and mix gently by pipetting.

    Note
    RAP is supplied in the PCR Barcoding Kit.

    28.

    Incubate at Room temperature for 0h 5m 0s.

    29.

    Store the library On ice until ready to load.

    Flow cell check

    30.

    Open the MinION lid and insert the flow cell under the clip.

    Equipment

    ValueLabel
    MinION Mk1CNAME
    Oxford Nanopore TechnologiesBRAND
    M1CBasicSPSKU
    http://nanoporetech.com/LINK
    31.

    Perform flow cell check.

    32.

    Check the number of active pores available for the experiment.

    Sample loading

    33.

    Prepare flow cell priming mix and vortex thoroughly.

    AB
    ComponentVolume
    Flush Tether (FLT)30 µL
    Flush Buffer (FB)1.17 mL
    Total1.2 mL

    FLT and FB are supplied in the Flow Cell Priming Kit. FB is provided in tubes, pre-aliquoted with 1.17 mL.

    34.

    Open the priming port cover of the flow cell.

    35.

    Remove air bubbles under the cover as follows (if any).

    35.1.

    Set the volume of P1000 micropipette to 200 µL.

    35.2.

    Insert the tip into the priming port.

    35.3.

    Turn the wheel of the pipette slowly to increase the volume and draw back 20-30µL of the buffer.

    Note
    Care must be taken not to remove too much, keeping the sensor array of the flow cell covered by the buffer.

    36.

    Load 800µL of the priming mix (from Step 33) into the flow cell via the priming port.

    Note
    Use P1000 micropipette. Avoid introducing air.

    37.

    Wait for 0h 5m 0s.

    38.

    Prepare the sequencing library for loading.

    AB
    ComponentVolume
    Library (from Step 29)11 µl
    Water4.5 µl
    Sequencing Buffer (SQB)34 µl
    Loading Beads (LB)25.5 µl
    Total75 µl

    SQB and LB are supplied in the PCR Barcoding Kit.

    Note
    Mix the LB suspension well before adding it to the loading mixture.

    39.

    Lift the SpotON sample port cover of the flow cell.

    40.

    Load 200µL of the priming mix (from Step 33) into the flow cell via the priming port (caution: not the SpotON sample port).

    Note
    Use P1000 micropipette. Avoid introducing air.

    41.

    Gently mix the sequencing library (75µL, prepared in Step 38) by pipetting just prior to loading.

    42.

    Load the library into the flow cell via the SpotON sample port in a dropwise fashion.

    Note
    Use P100 or P200 micropipette. Let each drop flow into the port before adding the next one.

    43.

    Replace the SpotON sample port cover and close the priming port.

    Nanopore sequencing

    44.

    Start sequencing run.

    AB
    ParameterSetting
    Flow cell typeFLO-MIN106 (R9.4.1)
    KitPCR Barcoding Kit SQK-PBK004
    BasecallingOn
    Basecalling configurationFast basecalling
    BarcodingOn
    Trim barcodesOn
    Barcode both endsOff
    Mid-read barcode filteringOn
    Q score filtering8 (default value)

    Typical examples of run parameters with real-time basecalling on the MinION Mk1C.

    Flushing a flow cell

    45.

    Stop sequencing run.

    46.

    Prepare flow cell wash mix and gently mix by pipetting.

    AB
    ComponentVolume
    Wash Mix (WMX)2 µL
    Wash Diluent (DIL)398 µL
    Total400 µL

    WMX and DIL are supplied in the Flow Cell Wash Kit. WMX contains DNase I.

    47.

    Remove fluid in the waste channel via the waste port.

    Note
    Ensure that both the priming port and SpotON sample port are closed.Use P1000 micropipette.

    48.

    Open the priming port cover of the flow cell.

    49.

    [Optional] If necessary, remove air bubbles under the cover by following the procedure in Step 35.

    50.

    Load 400µL of the wash mix (from Step 46) into the flow cell via the priming port.

    Note
    Use P1000 micropipette. Avoid introducing air.

    51.

    Close the priming port.

    52.

    Wait for 1h 0m 0s to digest remaining DNA on the flow cell.

    53.

    Remove fluid in the waste channel via the waste port.

    Note
    Ensure that both the priming port and SpotON sample port are closed.Use P1000 micropipette.

    54.

    Open the priming port cover of the flow cell.

    55.

    [Optional] If necessary, remove air bubbles under the cover by following the procedure in Step 35.

    56.

    Load 500µL of Storage Buffer (S) into the flow cell via the priming port.

    Note
    Buffer S is supplied in the Flow Cell Wash Kit. Use P1000 micropipette. Avoid introducing air.

    57.

    Close the priming port.

    58.

    Remove fluid in the waste channel via the waste port.

    Note
    Ensure that both the priming port and SpotON sample port are closed.Use P1000 micropipette.

    59.

    Store the flow cell at 4°C for subsequent use.

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