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  • jhalpin
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    • Jan 2015
    • 26

    #1

    PGM: No loading on 316v2 chip

    Hello,

    I ran a 316v2 chip today for the 2nd run of an initialization. My chip has 2% loading.. could this be a templating or enrichment failure? My QC percentage was 7.24%. Low, but we've had runs like that succeed.

    The first run for the initialization was also a 316v2 chip and had no problems.

    Screenshot attached.

    Any ideas appreciated

    Thanks,

    Jessica
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  • jhalpin
    Member
    • Jan 2015
    • 26

    #2
    So I had a sudden flashback to mixing the melt off solution and thinking it didn't look "sudsy". It's entirely possible I put water in instead of tween, since the bottles are exactly the same. Has anyone else done this? Were your results similar?

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    • jhalpin
      Member
      • Jan 2015
      • 26

      #3
      In case anyone is wondering, it wasn't the tween. I tried to run this pool again yesterday and got the same results. Measured the pool by qubit (should have been ~30ng/mL) and it was too low to read.

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