Qubit™ Fluorometric Quantitation
This example method provides a freely adjustable framework for measuring the adaptability of the OneLab environment to workflows from different application fields. It helps to understand various nuances of the code-free, universal protocol designer and provides general indications as to the feasibility of a project. Scripts generally require fine adjustment to correct for variables and support specific labware implementation.
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Version 1, 16 Sep 2022 at 6:44 AM
Accurate and consistent quantitation of nucleic acids is a prerequisite for high-value applications in genomics. Fluorometric quantification provides a fast, sensitive and selective measurement of the concentration of nucleic acids in your sample.
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This example method provides a freely adjustable framework for measuring the adaptability of the OneLab environment to workflows from different application fields. It helps to understand various nuances of the code-free, universal protocol designer and provides general indications as to the feasibility of a project. Scripts generally require fine adjustment to correct for variables and support specific labware implementation.
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DNA Sample Preparation for Qubit Assay
This protocol assists you in the preparation of DNA samples and the determination of their concentration by fluorometric quantitation using the Qubit™ dsDNA assay kit from Thermo Fisher.
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