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It's possible that the double peak is caused by running too much sample for the chip (I'm guessing your image is from a Bioanalyzer chip or something similar). We've seen some seriously bizarre peaks on our Bioanalyzer (some double like yours and one that was actually a triple peak) that are remedied simply by re-running the sample at a 1:5 or 1:10 dilution.
Sometimes this eliminates all trace of a high MW smear as well, but typically I would guess that the presence of high MW fragments is due to over-amplifying the library. Do you usually amplify for 18 cycles? That is a little high in my experience (which, granted, I don't have tons of yet...
), but if it normally works for you than it might not be the issue.
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