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Mapping 250K/500K SNP assay

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

8. Vortex the fragmentation plate at medium speed for 2 seconds, and<br />

spin briefly at 2,000 rpm at 4°C.<br />

9. Place the fragmentation plate in pre-heated thermal cycler (37°C)<br />

as quickly as possible.<br />

Make sure the reaction tubes/plates are securely sealed prior to<br />

running this program in order to minimize solution loss due to<br />

evaporation at the DNase I inactivation step (95°C).<br />

Seal the tubes/plates to make sure all reaction tubes fit snugly into<br />

the wells of the heating block. Do not use a low-quality substitute<br />

of the 96-well plate or PCR tubes that do not fit with the thermal<br />

cycler.<br />

10. Run the <strong>500K</strong> Fragment program:<br />

<strong>500K</strong> Fragment Program<br />

Temperature Time<br />

37ºC 35 minutes<br />

95ºC 15 minutes<br />

4ºC Hold<br />

11. Spin the plate briefly after fragmentation reaction.<br />

12. Dilute 4 µL of fragmented PCR product with 4 µL gel loading dye<br />

and run on 4% TBE gel at 120V for 30 minutes to 1 hour. (See<br />

Figure C.3.)<br />

13. Proceed immediately to Labeling step, if your gel matches the<br />

example below.

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