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  • illuminaGA
    Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 71

    #1

    How long the template can be stored at -20?

    Dear everyone.

    I have diluted my libraries to 12pM templates about 2 weeks ago ,and stored at -20 degree. Can I use those templates for cluster generation today? Or I must use fresh diluted templates?

    Thank you so much!
  • TonyBrooks
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2009
    • 303

    #2
    We've re-run 12pM a couple of times before after 2 weeks. The data was fine but we did see a marginal reduction in cluster density. We don't do it often enough to say with certainty that it'd be OK though.
    We've kept 20pM for 2 months and that seemed to be fine too. In fact we now use a 20pM stock to prepare our PhiX MiSeq spike-ins and just make up some fresh 20pM every few weeks.

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    • memento
      Member
      • Nov 2010
      • 49

      #3
      Based on TruSeq library, You absolutely have to run it the same day after multiplexing is finished. This will ensure ~800k/mm2 clusters. We noticed that running the very same sample (stored on SGP, non-diluted) after just 4 days results in a drop from 850k to ~500k. After two weeks we had results ~350k/mm2...Im not sure if there is anything that we can do - overloading works up to a limit of NaOH concentration.

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