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Mapping 250K/500K SNP assay

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appendix C | Low Throughput Protocol 271<br />

Table C.10<br />

Diluting the Fragmentation Reagent – Combine Reagents in the Order Shown<br />

Reagent 2 units/µL 3 units/µL<br />

H 2O, Molecular Biology Grade 105 µL 106 µL<br />

10X Fragmentation Buffer 12 µL 12 µL<br />

Fragmentation Reagent* 3 µL 2 µL<br />

Total 120 µL 120 µL<br />

* Add the Fragmentation Reagent last, after allowing the water and buffer to<br />

cool on ice.<br />

If the concentration on your tube is not shown in the table above,<br />

use the formula provided in Step 3.<br />

5. Quickly and ON ICE, divide the diluted Fragmentation Reagent<br />

into 8 or 12 microtube strips.<br />

6. Add 5 µL of diluted Fragmentation Reagent (0.05 U/µL) with an<br />

8- or 12-channel pipette to the fragmentation plate containing<br />

Fragmentation Mix ON ICE. Pipet up and down several times to<br />

mix. Be sure to change tips between samples. The total volume for<br />

each sample is listed below.<br />

Table C.11<br />

Reagent Volume/Sample<br />

Fragmentation Mix 50 µL<br />

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

Total 55 µL<br />

For 90 µg of purified PCR product, a total of 0.25 U of Fragmentation<br />

Reagent is needed in a final reaction volume of 55 µL.<br />

7. Cover the fragmentation plate with a plate cover and seal tightly.

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