"shared_dataset1" is a completely different value to "shared_dataset2" but there's surely no reason for them to be different, if they are "shared????" I don't understand please help
Figure I found so y'all know what I'm referring to
It's my understanding that usually, the Tn5 homodimer carries a continuous strand of transposon DNA flanked by the hyperactive Mosaic End recognition sequences(?) and then inserts this into dsDNA somewhere else. But I don't understand - and no one seems to have the answer - how: 1. they make these discontinuous in the first place, and 2. how they attach this single-stranded adaptor to the transfer strand (how do they know which one is the transfer strand as well???).
I genuinely can't tell if I'm being dense or if literally no one explains this anywhere.
The caption. In theory I have a "Macro" enabled for Zotero "insert citation" but what is it? Well I guess we'll never know because Word is refusing to fucking tell me. What is the point of this tool if it contains absolutely no useful information?!
