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demultiplexing 384

05-25-2011, 12:03 PM

Any one has ever tried using 384 samples per lane using access array of Fluidigm. We are planing to use PE X100 for specific genes. The question is will it be possible to use the current protocol from illumina for Demultiplexing or not? any suggestion
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