Dear all, I'm trying to get a view of a full economics cost for a library prep for the Illumina GA. I certainly know that there is different commercial kits out there but I was wondering what you estimate/calculate for additional purification steps (not included in the kits), for size selection and for overhead? Thanks. Tom
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what type of library do you want? DNA, mRNA, etc... -
I'm talking fragmented DNA only. No CHIP or RNA....Comment
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it is about $225 per sample for >10 preps, using NEB kit and a few bioanalyzer runs, plus adapters/primers from IDT or wherever..Comment
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it is possible to develop a sample prep protocol <$65 per sampleOriginally posted by peromhc View PostComment
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full scale NEBnext enzymes, primers from Operon, agencourt SPRI bead clean-upOriginally posted by peromhc View PostComment
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