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Primer Extended on mRNA<br />

5′ 3′<br />

5′ cDNA<br />

Reverse<br />

Primer<br />

Oligo d(T) or random hexamer<br />

Synthesis of 1st cDNA strand<br />

3′ 5′ cDNA<br />

Generating Data from RQ Plates<br />

Workflow<br />

Designing<br />

an RQ<br />

Experiment<br />

Performing<br />

Reverse<br />

Transcription<br />

Generating<br />

Data from<br />

RQ Plates<br />

Generating Data from RQ Plates<br />

1. Prepare the PCR Master Mix<br />

using TaqMan Universal PCR<br />

Master Mix.<br />

2. Create an RQ Plate document.<br />

3. Create detectors.<br />

3. Set thermal cycling parameters.<br />

4. Save and run the RQ plate.<br />

Performing<br />

an RQ Study<br />

5. Analyze and view the results.<br />

DRAFT<br />

September 26, 2003 3:14 pm, C4_RQPlate.fm<br />

Before You Begin<br />

Calibrating the<br />

<strong>7000</strong> SDS<br />

instrument<br />

Preventing<br />

Contamination<br />

Check that background and pure-dye runs have been performed regularly to ensure<br />

optimal performance of the <strong>7000</strong> SDS instrument. For more information about<br />

calibrating the <strong>7000</strong> SDS instrument, refer to the Online Help for the <strong>7000</strong> SDS<br />

instrument.<br />

PCR techniques require special laboratory practices to avoid false positive<br />

amplifications (Kwok and Higuchi, 1989). The high throughput and repetition of these<br />

techniques can lead to amplification of a single DNA molecule (Saiki et al., 1985; Mullis<br />

and Faloona, 1987).<br />

4<br />

Notes<br />

<strong>Relative</strong> Quantification Getting Started Guide for <strong>7000</strong> v1.1 19

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