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GUIDELINES FOR SAMPLE SUBMISSION

  1. RT-PCR/SNP Sample Submission Form must be submitted along with each sample.

  2. Sample Preparation:  We recommend that users set up their own reactions in a 384-well plate. However, under certain circumstances we may be able to set up the complete reaction plate for an additional fee.  The samples should be supplied in a 384 well plate ready to be placed in the instrument.  We will be responsible for running the plate on the instrument and initial data analysis.  All of the sample information needs to be provided in a special template format so that it can be directly imported into the SDS plate document. TEMPLATES Please open these as Excel files.  Substitute your information in the fields on the template.  Save the document as a text file and then import it from the text file.

  3. Plate set up:  Plate set up will vary depending up on the experiment. The following are general guidelines.  For detailed protocols or a consultation, please contact us.

  1. Each sample should be run in duplicates at the minimum. Triplicates are preferred because if a single reaction is out of range, it can be eliminated from the analysis.

  2. NTC-  No template control for each RNA/DNA.

  3. No RT control for each cDNA.  No RT control serves to determine if there is genomic DNA contamination in the RNA preparation.

 

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