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Mapping 250K/500K SNP assay

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

Table 4.22<br />

Reagents Required for Stage 6: Quantitation and Normalization<br />

Quantity Reagent<br />

As needed RB Buffer (from Clontech DNA Amplification Clean-Up Kit)<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 />

• Prepare three independent dilutions of each sample for accurate<br />

concentration measurement. Average the results for each individual<br />

sample before normalizing.<br />

• The sample in each well must be normalized to 2 µg/µL in<br />

RB Buffer (90 µg in 45 µL RB Buffer). Do NOT determine an<br />

average concentration to use for every well.<br />

• The amount of DNA added to the arrays has been optimized for the<br />

best performance. Since not all wells will contain the same amount<br />

of DNA after purification, the eluted PCR products must be<br />

carefully normalized to 2 µg/µL before continuing to Stage 7:<br />

Fragmentation.<br />

• Normalize samples using RB Buffer (not water) to maintain the<br />

correct pH for subsequent steps.<br />

• The accuracy of the OD measurement is critical. Carefully follow the<br />

steps below and be sure the OD measurement is within the<br />

quantitative linear range of the instrument (0.2 to 0.8 OD).<br />

• The spectrophotometer plate reader should be calibrated regularly<br />

to ensure correct readings.<br />

• This protocol has been optimized using a UV spectrophotometer<br />

plate reader for quantitation.<br />

NOTE: The NanoDrop® will give different quantitation results. This<br />

protocol has not been optimized for use with this instrument. In

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