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  • LAH
    Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 13

    Covaris M220

    Has anyone purchased and used a Covaris M220 yet? I am wondering specifically for use in shearing for 454 FLX Plus Rapid Library preps. I have a several projects coming up with large numbers of RL+ libraries and am starting to look for an alternative to nebulization.

    Thanks!
  • Hamid
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 108

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    Hi LAH,

    The Covaris M220 is a new personal DNA fragmentation system launched at the AGBT this year.
    I think it will be a great idea for you to evaluate the M220 in your lab with your DNA samples. Covaris at the moment has a 14 day no questions asked evaluation without the need to submit a PO or leave a credit card. You can find out more at http://covarisinc.com/products/afa-u...tion/m-series/
    The installation and setup for use is very simple and easy. It takes less than 10 minutes to install, and the instrument is ready to use within 5 minute of the installation.
    The optimized settings for shearing sizes of 150bp to 5kb can be found at http://covarisinc.com/wp-content/uploads/pn_010166.pdf


    Thank you

    Hamid
    Senior Scientist
    Covaris Inc
    Last edited by Hamid; 06-28-2012, 10:39 AM.

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