Hi,
Got some question regarding their technology?
1 How/ why do the prepared libraries spread equally distributed over the space of the flow cell, and do not piling up/ condensing at the entrance?
2 How does a “cluster defend it’s space” in a flow cell and interface with the next cluster/ starting molecuele?
… 2a) …during initial binding
… 2b) … during isothermal bridge PCR
3 How do I know/ control that “I do not overfill” a flow cell, assuming that # of potential clusters is limited?
4 How does sample loading work on cBOT, does the machine have a sample input tray
5 Doing indexed sequencing I need to:
- do library preparation individually per sample, and pool aftrewards the material (all sample libraries) prior a cBOT run into one flow cell
OR
- do I prepare the library individually per sample and feed sample material sequentially into the cBOT process
6 Does somebody have process description for cBOT and MiSeq (what is the instrument doing step by step: pipette 1st sample …. Incubate … pipette reagent X …)
Thanks & Greetings Juergen
Got some question regarding their technology?
1 How/ why do the prepared libraries spread equally distributed over the space of the flow cell, and do not piling up/ condensing at the entrance?
2 How does a “cluster defend it’s space” in a flow cell and interface with the next cluster/ starting molecuele?
… 2a) …during initial binding
… 2b) … during isothermal bridge PCR
3 How do I know/ control that “I do not overfill” a flow cell, assuming that # of potential clusters is limited?
4 How does sample loading work on cBOT, does the machine have a sample input tray
5 Doing indexed sequencing I need to:
- do library preparation individually per sample, and pool aftrewards the material (all sample libraries) prior a cBOT run into one flow cell
OR
- do I prepare the library individually per sample and feed sample material sequentially into the cBOT process
6 Does somebody have process description for cBOT and MiSeq (what is the instrument doing step by step: pipette 1st sample …. Incubate … pipette reagent X …)
Thanks & Greetings Juergen
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