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Mapping 250K/500K SNP assay

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PREPARE THE ARRAYS<br />

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

To prepare the arrays:<br />

1. Unwrap the arrays and place on the bench top, septa-side up.<br />

2. Mark each array with a meaningful designation (e.g., a number) to<br />

ensure that you know which sample is loaded onto each array.<br />

3. Allow the arrays to warm to room temperature by leaving on the<br />

bench top 10 to 15 minutes.<br />

4. Insert a 200 µL pipette tip into the upper right septum of each<br />

array.<br />

To ensure that the data collected during scanning is associated with<br />

the correct sample, number the arrays in a meaningful way. It is<br />

critical that you know which sample is loaded onto each array.<br />

PREPARE THE HYBRIDIZATION MASTER MIX<br />

As an option, you can prepare a larger volume of Hybridization Master<br />

Mix than required. The extra mix can be aliquoted and stored at –<br />

20 °C for up to one week.<br />

Preparing Fresh Hybridization Master Mix<br />

To prepare the Hybridization Master Mix:<br />

1. To the 50 mL centrifuge tube, add the reagents in the order shown<br />

in Table 4.37.<br />

DMSO addition: pipette directly into the solution of other<br />

reagents. Avoid pipetting along the side of the tube.<br />

2. Mix well.<br />

3. If making a larger volume, aliquot out 20.9 mL, and store the<br />

remainder at –20 °C for up to one week.

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