Internal Lane Standard (60bp – 600bp, ROX) for ABI Genetic Analyzer

The Multiplexing Index Primers contain primer mix for multiplexing library samples for Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) on the illumina platform. Multiplexing of NGS library samples will reduce sequencing costs by pooling multiple NGS libraries into a single flow cell lane.

With library multiplexing, unique index sequence is added to individual sample during NGS library preparation.  Therefore, each DNA molecule can be identified after pooling of multiple samples based on the index information they have.

Each of our index primers contains a unique index sequence with 6 bases that can be used to identify libraries. Library multiplexing up to 48 samples is possible.

Multiplexing Index Primers (illumina platform): Even distribution of 48 samples using index primers. 48 libraries were made using the BioDynami NGS DNA Library Prep Kit (Cat. # 30009) and the BioDynami Multiplexing Index Primers (Cat. # 30072). Libraries were pooled at equal concentration and sequenced on the illumina HiSeq 2500. The numbers of reads from 48 libraries were analyzed.

List of index sequence for the primers (each of the index primer mix contains universal primer and one of the index primers). Index number and the index sequence are listed.

List of indexes can be downloaded Here.

Sequence of the final library with index location:

The Multiplexing Index Primers contain primer mix for multiplexing library samples for Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) on the illumina platform. Multiplexing of NGS library samples will reduce sequencing costs by pooling multiple NGS libraries into a single flow cell lane.

DBCO-C3-alcohol is a linker containing a DBCO moiety and a terminal primary hydroxyl group. DBCO group can react with azides in copper-free Click Chemistry reactions. The hydroxyl can react with a variety of functional groups. Reagent grade, for research purpose. Please contact us for GMP-grade inquiries.

DBCO-C3-alcohol is a linker containing a DBCO moiety and a terminal primary hydroxyl group. DBCO group can react with azides in copper-free Click Chemistry reactions. The hydroxyl can react with a variety of functional groups. Reagent grade, for research purpose. Please contact us for GMP-grade inquiries.

Introduction

Magnetic bead nucleic acid purification technology uses nano or micron superparamagnetic material as the matrix, generally black ferric oxide or yellowish brown ferricoxide as the magnetic material. The surface of bead is coated with appropriate functional groups, which can adsorb nucleic acid. Magnetic beads commonly used for nucleic acids, containing carboxyl groups, hydroxyl groups, or silicon groups. Silicon-based magnetic beads are the most common, and its principle of adsorbing nucleic acid is consistent with the classical glass milk purification technology or glass fiber filter membrane purification method. Magpure particle is a kind of polydisperse fast speed silica magnetic beads. The core is ferricoxide, accounting for 50%, and the surface coating is silica, accounting for 50%. The product can be used for plasmid extraction, gel DNA recovery, product purification, genomic DNA and RNA extraction, and viral nucleic acid extraction.

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Principle

Highsalt mediated binding: in the solution containing 2-4M guanidine isothiocyanate, Magpure particles can selectively recover DNA molecules, and impurities such as protein polysaccharides are not adsorbed.

Alcohol mediated binding: in the solution containing guanidine salt and alcohol (>25%), Magpure particles can selectively recover DNA/RNA molecules, and proteins and other impurities are not adsorbed.

After biological samples are treated with digestive solution or lysis Buffer, DNA/RNA is released from cells, organelles and protein complexes (ribosomes and nucleosomes) into reagents. After Magpure particles and binding solution are added, DNA/RNA is adsorbed to the surface of Magpure particles to form DNA/RNA bead complex. Under the action of the magnetic field, the magnetic beads are separated and collected, and the impurities such as protein are removed with the waste liquid. After two or three steps of further cleaning, the DNA/RNA magnetic bead complex is resuspended in sterilized water or TE buffer, and the DNA/RNA falls off from the surface of the magnetic beads, so as to achieve the purpose of purification.

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• The MagPure magnetic-particle technology combines the speed and efficiency of silica-based DNA purification with the convenient handling of magnetic particles. DNA binds to the silica surface of the magnetic particles in the presence of a chaotropic salt. DNA bound to the particles is then efficiently washed, considerably improving the purity of DNA. High-quality DNA is eluted. The automated purification procedure completely removes enzymes, nucleotides, and other contaminants and inhibitors. Purified DNA is suitable for direct use in downstream applications, such as sequencing and microarray analysis.

Magnetic bead nucleic acid purification technology uses nano or micron superparamagnetic material as the matrix, generally black ferric oxide or yellowish brown ferricoxide as the magnetic material. The surface of bead is coated with appropriate functional groups, which can adsorb nucleic acid. Magnetic beads commonly used for nucleic acids, containing carboxyl groups, hydroxyl groups, or silicon groups. Silicon-based magnetic beads are the most common, and its principle of adsorbing nucleic acid is consistent with the classical glass milk purification technology or glass fiber filter membrane purification method. Magpure particle is a kind of polydisperse fast speed silica magnetic beads. The core is ferricoxide, accounting for 50%, and the surface coating is silica, accounting for 50%. The product can be used for plasmid extraction, gel DNA recovery, product purification, genomic DNA and RNA extraction, and viral nucleic acid extraction.