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  • kobeho24
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    • Apr 2015
    • 32
    #1

    Smart-seq2 lowest input?

    Hi All,
    I tried to figure out what is the lowest input of Smart-seq2 on our hand. It doesn't work when the input of total RNA amount is 0.1pg or 1pg (serially diluted with RNase Free water), while products with >10pg input looks just fine in bioanalyzer. Have you guys ever tried such assays?

    Best!
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    • Simone78
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      • Oct 2010
      • 208
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      never tried with total RNA below 10 pg but I can tell you that even T or B cells work (and they have VERY little mRNA!), you just have to increase the number of cycles a bit (21-22). In that case, you might have also to decrease the amount of primers and block all the oligos with biotin at the 5´-end, to avoid getting just adaptor dimers.

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