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  • eab
    Member
    • May 2011
    • 66
    #1

    automated library prep for mRNA

    Does anyone have any thoughts about the best system for automated library prep in mRNA seq? Criteria include the following:

    1 - Throughput
    2 - Minimum sample requirements
    3 - Ability to enrich for message/deplete non-message integrated into workflow
    4 - Hands-on time

    Let's say money is no object.

    Thanks!
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  • jgibbons1
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 135
    #2
    The integenX system is pretty nice...that is if money isn't an object of course

    Rapid DNA Solutions | Thermo Fisher Scientific - US
    http://integenx.com/products/apollo-324/
    The Applied Bioystems RapidHIT ID System offers new ways to work together in the effort to solve more crime. Partners in forensics, from lab, law enforcement, and public safety, can benefit from Rapid DNA results in many applications.

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    • microgirl123
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2012
      • 199
      #3
      We have an IntegenX Apollo. I haven't tried it with RNA, but it works well with straight DNA library prep. I'm pretty sure they'd arrange for you to demo one or visit and try one out in a nearby lab.

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