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  • Small DNA fragment recovery bias with SPRI?

    Hi all,

    When cleaning up a library (Nextera generated if that is important), how common an observation is it to see bias towards recovery of smaller DNA fragments when using SPRI beads - either Axygen magPCR cleanup OR AMPureXP?

    We generate fragments in the range of 150 - 800 for our workflow, but when we clean-up using the beads the distribution skews somewhat to the left towards the smaller fragments (150 - 250).

    If this is common, is there a way to minimise the effect? Or can anyone offer me any thoughts on the cause and/or solution?

    Many thanks!

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    Originally posted by Squall View Post
    Hi all,

    When cleaning up a library (Nextera generated if that is important), how common an observation is it to see bias towards recovery of smaller DNA fragments when using SPRI beads - either Axygen magPCR cleanup OR AMPureXP?

    We generate fragments in the range of 150 - 800 for our workflow, but when we clean-up using the beads the distribution skews somewhat to the left towards the smaller fragments (150 - 250).

    If this is common, is there a way to minimise the effect? Or can anyone offer me any thoughts on the cause and/or solution?

    Many thanks!
    It is unusual. Distribution should shift toward larger fragments (average fragment size should increase). Posting electropherograms before and after clean up will be helpful for troubleshooting.

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