ABI Prism® 7900HT Sequence Detection System ... - OpenWetWare
ABI Prism® 7900HT Sequence Detection System ... - OpenWetWare
ABI Prism® 7900HT Sequence Detection System ... - OpenWetWare
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Preparing and Running a Single Plate<br />
Pre-Run Checklist The following tasks must be complete to run a plate on the <strong>7900HT</strong> instrument.<br />
Plate Requirements See “Consumables and Disposables” on page D-3 for a complete list of <strong>ABI</strong> PRISM<br />
consumables and ordering instructions.<br />
Preparing the Plate<br />
Done Check See Page<br />
A background run has been performed in the last month 7-13<br />
To prepare the plate:<br />
A pure dye run has been performed in the 6 months 7-17<br />
The instrument tray does not contain a plate<br />
IMPORTANT The instrument tray must be empty to begin a run. If<br />
the instrument tray contains a plate, eject and remove it before<br />
continuing.<br />
Step Action<br />
1 Prepare the reactions in an <strong>ABI</strong> PRISM® Optical Reaction Plate by aliquoting<br />
reagents, enzyme, and samples to the appropriate wells of an optical plate.<br />
4-27<br />
IMPORTANT The arrangement of the reactions (samples and assays) on the<br />
plate must match the configuration of the corresponding plate document.<br />
2 Seal the <strong>ABI</strong> PRISM Optical Reaction Plate with an <strong>ABI</strong> PRISM® Optical Adhesive<br />
Cover or <strong>ABI</strong> PRISM® Optical Flat Cap Strips.<br />
3 Briefly centrifuge the plate to collect the reactions at the bottom of the wells and to<br />
eliminate any air bubbles that may be present.<br />
4 Choose from the following:<br />
Experiment Then…<br />
Absolute Quantification/<br />
Dissociation Curve Analysis<br />
Run the plate as explained in “Running the<br />
Plate” on page 4-24.<br />
Allelic Discrimination a. Load the plate onto a designated thermal<br />
cycler and perform the PCR.<br />
b. Briefly centrifuge the plate to draw the<br />
reactions to the bottom of the wells and to<br />
eliminate any air bubbles that may have<br />
formed during thermal cycling.<br />
c. Run the plate as explained in “Running the<br />
Plate” on page 4-24.<br />
Run Setup and Basic Operation 4-23