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  • sunitha
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2015
    • 9
    #1

    custom indexed primers for small RNA library

    Hi all

    I am currently using Illumina kit A and kit B for making small RNA libraries. We need two more indexed primers from kit C to complete our sample set. Could anyone let me know the concentration of the indexed primers Illumina supply so I can custom synthesize it through other vendors. I do not foresee an usage for the entire kit C. So it is a huge investment to buy the whole kit for just two indexed primers.
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  • kerplunk412
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2012
    • 119
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    Originally posted by sunitha View Post
    Hi all

    I am currently using Illumina kit A and kit B for making small RNA libraries. We need two more indexed primers from kit C to complete our sample set. Could anyone let me know the concentration of the indexed primers Illumina supply so I can custom synthesize it through other vendors. I do not foresee an usage for the entire kit C. So it is a huge investment to buy the whole kit for just two indexed primers.
    Hi Sunitha,
    I do not know the concentration of the primers in the Illumina kit, but you can probably estimate it fairly accurately using a Nanodrop or Qubit ssDNA assay.
    FYI, you can get indexed primers from Bioo Scientific that are compatible with the TruSeq small RNA library prep kit. To find out the concentration just send an email to [email protected].

    As a disclaimer, I work for Bioo Scientific.

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    • sunitha
      Junior Member
      • Dec 2015
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      Thank you very much.

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