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  • Laruo
    Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 13

    #1

    fragmentation of ovine DNA

    Hi,

    this is the first time I will construct a DNA library to next-generation sequencing. I'm working with ovine DNA and trying to set up the fragmentation step in a Bioruptor Pico machine. I need a library with insert size of 350pb. I have tested several different conditions and 30"ON/30"OFF and 16 cycles is the best one. However, I have observed differences between replicates of the same sample, and also between different samples. In addition, I would need to get a closer curve in the Bioanalyzer in order to loose the least amount of DNA after the cleaning step. I have tried increasing the number of cycles to 18, but it doesn't work.

    Can anyone suggest any idea? have you also observed this lack of reproducibility?

    Thanks!
  • kwaraska
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2008
    • 131

    #2
    The lack of reproducibility has more to do with the BioRuptor itself than with the DNA type.

    We switched to a Covaris because of this very issue- it was not reproducible and very difficult to get exactly what you want.

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