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  <EXPERIMENT accession="ERX10313171" alias="webin-reads-FR01601_21.CCS_AmpliconSeq_ALS" center_name="max planck institute for biology tuebingen">
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      <PRIMARY_ID>ERX10313171</PRIMARY_ID>
      <SUBMITTER_ID namespace="max planck institute for biology tuebingen">webin-reads-FR01601_21.CCS_AmpliconSeq_ALS</SUBMITTER_ID>
    </IDENTIFIERS>
    <TITLE>Sequel sequencing; Raw reads: FR01601_21.CCS_AmpliconSeq_ALS</TITLE>
    <STUDY_REF accession="ERP133782">
      <IDENTIFIERS>
        <PRIMARY_ID>ERP133782</PRIMARY_ID>
        <EXTERNAL_ID namespace="BioProject">PRJEB49288</EXTERNAL_ID>
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      <DESIGN_DESCRIPTION>To generate ALS and ACCase amplicons for long-read PacBio sequencing we used the same DNA as for the ddRAD-seq libraries from the European collection. Before PCR amplification, DNA was normalized to 10 ng/μl. Then, 30 ng (ALS) and 50 ng (ACCase) total input DNA was used for the PCR Master Mix reaction (1 μl P5 indexing primer (5 μM), 1 μl P7 indexing primer (5 μM), 4 μl of 5x Prime STAR buffer, 1.6 μl dNTPs, 0.4 μl Prime STAR polymerase (Takara, R050B), filled up to 20 μl with water). The indexing PCR program for ALS was a 2-step PCR with 10 seconds of denaturation at 98°C and 210 seconds of annealing and extension at 68°C for 28 cycles, followed by a final extension for 10 min at 72°C. For ACCase, the annealing and extension step was elongated to 660 seconds. Amplicons were then pooled equally per gene and bead-cleaned. In the case of the 13.2 kb amplicon from ACCase, we added a BluePippin (SageScience) size selection to remove any remaining fragments below 10 kb. PacBio libraries were created according to the following PacBio amplicon protocol (part number 101-791-800 version 02 (April 2020)) and SMRT cells were loaded on a PacBio Sequel system with Binding Kit and Internal Ctrl Kit 3.0 (part number 101-461-600 version 10; October 2019). An extended hands-on protocol can be found online: https://github.com/SonjaKersten/Herbicide_resistance_evolution_in_blackgrass_2022</DESIGN_DESCRIPTION>
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          <PRIMARY_ID>ERS8755982</PRIMARY_ID>
          <EXTERNAL_ID namespace="BioSample">SAMEA11106344</EXTERNAL_ID>
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      <LIBRARY_DESCRIPTOR>
        <LIBRARY_NAME>SMRTbell Express Template Prep Kit 2.0</LIBRARY_NAME>
        <LIBRARY_STRATEGY>AMPLICON</LIBRARY_STRATEGY>
        <LIBRARY_SOURCE>GENOMIC</LIBRARY_SOURCE>
        <LIBRARY_SELECTION>PCR</LIBRARY_SELECTION>
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          <SINGLE/>
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      <PACBIO_SMRT>
        <INSTRUMENT_MODEL>Sequel</INSTRUMENT_MODEL>
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