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  • acockburn
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    • Aug 2013
    • 10

    #16
    Are you trying to go lower then 100 pM?

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    • rpm27
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2014
      • 3

      #17
      Hi
      The concentration is 150pM.
      Thanks.

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      • acockburn
        Member
        • Aug 2013
        • 10

        #18
        Assuming you want to load 10 pM, 1% spike in of PhiX and using the above subnanomolar protocol.

        Add the following --- Volume (uL)
        0.15 nM sample DNA --- 52
        0.2 N NaOH --- 52

        Denature 5 min.

        Add 20 uL of Tris-HCl pH 7.3 to Hyb buffer.

        Add the following --- Volume (uL)
        Denatured DNA --- 104
        Neutralization buffer --- 208

        Add a volume of Tris-Hyb buffer to the desired final loading concentration which is assumed to be 10 pM, so factoring in the PhiX.

        Add the following: --- Volume (uL)
        Denatured/diluted library --- 311.11
        Chilled Hyb buffer --- 458.89

        Check pH with indicator paper. It should be between 7 - 8.5.

        FINAL LOAD LIBRARY
        Add the following: --- Volume (uL) Final Concentrations
        10.1010101 pM Denatured Lib --- 693 -- 10 pM
        10 pM PhiX Library --- 7 -- 0.1 pM


        Load 600 uL into cartridge.
        Last edited by acockburn; 02-24-2015, 08:27 AM.

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        • rpm27
          Junior Member
          • Sep 2014
          • 3

          #19
          Thank you. What I ended up doing is to combine my low concentration libraries with phix to generate a 2nm library. I do not need lots of reads and merely for verifying sequence. It still failed because of over clustering. I feel as my SybrG assay was not that accurate. I am going to run digital pcr to get more accuracy.

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          • sriman
            Junior Member
            • Apr 2017
            • 2

            #20
            Neutralization Buffer

            Hello,

            I came across acockburn's suggestion on using the protocol published in the Supplementary Protocol 12: Modified hybridization buffers of the following paper: A large genome center's improvements to the Illumina sequencing system for sequencing low concentrated libraries.

            My question is on preparing the neutralization buffer, it is not clear to me whether I should add the 1 M Tris-HCl pH7.3 in the neutralization buffer or is this only added to the HT1?

            Please let me know if anyone has prepared this buffer before.

            Thanks a lot!!

            Originally posted by acockburn View Post
            Assuming you want to load 10 pM, 1% spike in of PhiX and using the above subnanomolar protocol.

            Add the following --- Volume (uL)
            0.15 nM sample DNA --- 52
            0.2 N NaOH --- 52

            Denature 5 min.

            Add 20 uL of Tris-HCl pH 7.3 to Hyb buffer.

            Add the following --- Volume (uL)
            Denatured DNA --- 104
            Neutralization buffer --- 208

            Add a volume of Tris-Hyb buffer to the desired final loading concentration which is assumed to be 10 pM, so factoring in the PhiX.

            Add the following: --- Volume (uL)
            Denatured/diluted library --- 311.11
            Chilled Hyb buffer --- 458.89

            Check pH with indicator paper. It should be between 7 - 8.5.

            FINAL LOAD LIBRARY
            Add the following: --- Volume (uL) Final Concentrations
            10.1010101 pM Denatured Lib --- 693 -- 10 pM
            10 pM PhiX Library --- 7 -- 0.1 pM


            Load 600 uL into cartridge.

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