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Mapping 250K/500K SNP assay

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104 GeneChip ® <strong>Mapping</strong> <strong>500K</strong> Assay Manual<br />

2) Allow to cool on ice.<br />

B. Remove the Fragmentation Reagent from the freezer and:<br />

1) Immediately pulse spin for 3 sec.<br />

Spinning is required because the Fragmentation Reagent<br />

tends to cling to the top of the tube, making it warm<br />

quicker.<br />

2) Immediately place in a cooler.<br />

C. Add the Fragmentation Reagent to the 1.5 mL Eppendorf tube.<br />

D. Vortex the diluted Fragmentation Reagent at high speed<br />

3 times, 1 sec each time.<br />

E. Pulse spin for 3 sec and immediately place on ice.<br />

5. Proceed immediately to the next set of steps, Add Diluted<br />

Fragmentation Reagent to the Samples.<br />

Add Diluted Fragmentation Reagent to the Samples<br />

To add diluted Fragmentation Reagent to the samples:<br />

1. Quickly and on ice, aliquot 50 µL of diluted Fragmentation<br />

Reagent to each tube of the 12 tube strip labeled FR.<br />

2. Using a 12-channel P20 pipette, add 5 µL of diluted<br />

Fragmentation Reagent to each sample.<br />

Do not pipette up and down.<br />

Reagent Volume/Sample<br />

Sample with Fragmentation Buffer 50 µL<br />

Diluted Fragmentation Reagent (0.05 U/µL) 5 µL<br />

Total 55 µL<br />

3. Seal the plate and inspect the edges to ensure that it is tightly<br />

sealed.

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