Round 5: Tossup 17

One form of this technique uses tagmentation to fragment samples and add adapters simultaneously for library preparation. Solexa pioneered a form of this technique in which a sample in a flow cell is subjected to bridge amplification. Samples are treated with bisulfite in one form of this technique to determine methylation patterns. Another form of this technique uses capillary (10[1])electrophoresis to migrate samples through a fluorescence detector to generate a chromatogram. That form of this technique relies on chain termination (-5[1])by randomly incorporated ddNTPs and is named for Sanger. For 10 points, name this technique used to determine the order of nucleotides in DNA. ■END■ (10[4]0[1])

ANSWER: DNA sequencing [accept genome sequencing; accept Sanger sequencing; accept bisulfite sequencing; accept next-generation sequencing or NGS or massive parallel sequencing or massively parallel sequencing or second-generation sequencing; accept DNA sequencing library or DNA sequencing libraries; accept ATAC-seq or Assay for Transposase-Accessible Chromatin using sequencing; accept Illumina dye sequencing; accept Solexa sequencing; reject “mapping” or “genome mapping”; reject “RNA sequencing” or “peptide sequencing”]
<Nebraska B, Biology> | Packet E
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Summary

TournamentEditionMatchHeardConv. %Neg %Avg. Buzz
Northern CaliforniaMain475%25%101.33
Southern CaliforniaMain771%43%72.40
Eastern Canada (1)Main580%0%77.50
Eastern Canada (2)Main978%33%77.86
FloridaMain450%0%104.00
Great LakesMain1173%55%91.63
Lower Mid-AtlanticMain9100%56%91.11
Upper Mid-AtlanticMain10%100%
Upper Mid-AtlanticMain989%33%78.38
Upper Mid-AtlanticMain2100%50%104.00
MidwestMain978%33%87.00
NorthMain4100%0%89.00
NortheastMain1100%0%104.00
PacificMain888%13%99.00
South CentralMain5100%60%94.20
SoutheastMain1250%50%88.83
Upstate NYMain580%20%80.50
UK (North)UK5100%20%94.80
UK (South)UK863%50%96.80