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Mapping 250K/500K SNP assay

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appendix C | Low Throughput Protocol 265<br />

6. Wash the PCR products by adding 50 µL molecular biology grade<br />

water and dry the wells completely (approximately 20 minutes).<br />

Repeat this step 2 additional times for a total of 3 water washes.<br />

7. Switch off vacuum source and release the vacuum.<br />

8. Carefully remove the Clean-Up Plate from the vacuum manifold<br />

and immediately:<br />

A. Blot the plate on a stack of clean absorbent paper to remove any<br />

liquid that might remain on the bottom of the plate<br />

B. Dry the bottom of each well with an absorbent wipe.<br />

To remove all remaining liquid, blot and wipe the bottom of the<br />

Clean-up Plate immediately after taking it off the vacuum manifold.<br />

Any water retained underneath the plate may be absorbed back<br />

into the wells.<br />

9. Add 45 µL RB buffer to each well. Cover the plate with PCR plate<br />

cover film and seal tightly. Moderately shake the Clean-Up Plate<br />

on a plate shaker, e.g., Jitterbug (Boekel Scientific, model<br />

130000), for 10 minutes at room temperature.<br />

10. Recover the purified PCR product to a fresh 96-well plate by<br />

pipetting the eluate out of each well and transferring it to the<br />

corresponding well in the fresh 96-well plate. For easier recovery<br />

of the eluates, the plate can be held at a slight angle.

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