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Was wondering if there is a program out there for genomic library prep on the EpMotion. I know they have the TruSeq RNA one's, but I am more looking for DNA and hoping specfically for NEBNext Ultra.
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I know this is an old post but maybe you are still working with this? Any update on a program for library prep with the NEBNext Ultra II FS? I'm having issues with the volumes and the plates to use for it. If you have any pieces of advice I'll be very grateful!Originally posted by acockburn View Post -
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According to Eppendorf they have a protocol for this procedure: https://www.eppendorf.com/US-en/serv...-for-epmotion/
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I noticed that you're interested in methods for the NEB Next RNA II method. If you would like a copy of these methods, please email Eppendorf's Application Support team. [email protected]
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