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  • hideandSEQ
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2016
    • 8

    #1

    Disproportionate Ratio of Index Adapters

    So my protocol is using a custom P5 index adapter with a standard Illumina Nextera N70X oligo. I made the mistake of using a P5 aliquot that is somewhere between 10 and 100x more concentrated than it should have been.

    Aside from primer dimer formation which I can fix, are there any other potential issues this may have caused?

    I need to decide whether I should toss these libraries and run tagmentation on a new batch, or send this batch to sequencing after PCR purification.
  • Jessica_L
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 117

    #2
    I think you might be okay? If possible, a bioanalyzer run on the completed libraries could help you figure out if there are improperly formed products and if the size of the main insert/library is correct. I'd say that if everything looks as expected, you should be okay to proceed to sequencing?

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