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Mapping 250K/500K SNP assay

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

and could potentially result in compromised genotype calls.<br />

Contaminated or mixed DNA may manifest as high detection rates<br />

and low call rates.<br />

4. DNA must not be highly degraded. For any particular <strong>SNP</strong>, the<br />

genomic DNA fragment containing the <strong>SNP</strong> must have Nsp I (or<br />

Sty I) restriction sites intact so that ligation can occur on both ends<br />

of the fragment and PCR can be successful. The approximate<br />

average size of genomic DNA may be assessed on a 1% or 2%<br />

agarose gel using an appropriate size standard control. Reference<br />

Genomic DNA 103 can be run on the same gel for side-by-side<br />

comparison. High quality genomic DNA will run as a major band<br />

at approximately 10-20 kb on the gel; <strong>assay</strong> performance may vary<br />

with DNA that is substantially more degraded.<br />

5. Pre-amplified genomic DNA has been tested with the Human<br />

<strong>Mapping</strong> <strong>500K</strong> Assay and found to give results comparable to the<br />

standard DNA preparation methods. The Repli-G ® Kit (a Φ29<br />

whole genome amplification kit; QIAGEN) was used to amplify<br />

10 ng genomic DNA, and the amplified products were<br />

immediately used in the subsequent protocol steps. This DNA<br />

gave call rates between 96 and 98% (Nsp) and 95 and 98% (Sty),<br />

and concordance greater than 99%. Other pre-amplification<br />

methods or pre-digestion with restriction enzymes other than<br />

Nsp I or Sty I have not been tested by Affymetrix. If these other<br />

methods are desired, it is recommended that the user conduct<br />

experiments to evaluate these other methods with the <strong>Mapping</strong><br />

<strong>500K</strong> Assay.

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