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  • kobeho24
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    • Apr 2015
    • 32
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    C1 Harvest Reagent & Dilution Reagent

    Hi all，
    Does anyone know the recipe of the C1 Harvest Reagent & Dilution Reagent from the Fluidigm C1 Platform？Are they just ordinary elution buffer？

    Best！
    Gary
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    • Simone78
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2010
      • 208
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      I was also wondering what these reagents are. People at Fluidigm say it´s TE buffer. Some time ago I was out of TE and had to resuspend some primers. I didn´t want to use MilliQ water because of its low pH, so I used the harvesting reagent for the C1 chips. Result: my primers are still alive and happy...so it must really be TE!

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        • kobeho24
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          • Apr 2015
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          THX a lot, Simone! I really appreciate your kindness!

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