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Mapping 250K/500K SNP assay

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REAGENTS REQUIRED<br />

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

** Use only the PCR plate, adhesive film and thermal cyclers listed<br />

in Table 4.1 on page 40.<br />

The following reagents are required for this stage. Refer to<br />

Appendix A, Reagents, Equipment, and Consumables Required for 96-Well<br />

Plate Protocol for vendor and part number information. The amounts<br />

listed are sufficient to process one full 96-well reaction plate.<br />

Table 4.20<br />

Reagents Required for Stage 5: PCR Product Purification and Elution<br />

Quantity Reagent<br />

1 Clean-Up Plate (Clontech)<br />

3 mL EDTA, diluted to 0.1M (working stock is 0.5 M, pH 8.0)<br />

5 mL RB Buffer<br />

75 mL AccuGENE ® water, molecular biology-grade<br />

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS STAGE<br />

To help ensure the best results, carefully read the information below<br />

before you begin this stage of the protocol.<br />

• The working stock of EDTA must be diluted to 0.1 M before use.<br />

•The AccuGENE® water listed in Appendix A must be used for this<br />

stage. Using in-house ddH 2O is not acceptable and can negatively<br />

impact downstream stages, particularly Stage 7: Fragmentation. The<br />

fragmentation reaction is very sensitive to pH and metal ion<br />

contamination.<br />

• To avoid cross-contamination and the introduction of air bubbles,<br />

pipette very careful when pooling the three PCR reactions for each<br />

sample onto the Clontech Clean-Up Plate.<br />

• Maintain the vacuum at 600 mbar.

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