Hi all,
I'm about to start using the SureSelect QXT kit as the DNA input is very low (50 ng). I talked to the technical specialist beforehand and he said that the DNA input has to be relatively exact (5 ng +/- is all right) is important for the shearing step.
We always measure our DNA concentration using the nanodrop and my samples are ~500 ng/uL. However, the fluoremeter readings are completely different from the nanodrop (~30-50% difference). I was wondering why this is the case? I will be running the samples on the gel to make sure it's not RNA or anything like that but if anyone has ideas what could be happening then that would be a great help.
I'm about to start using the SureSelect QXT kit as the DNA input is very low (50 ng). I talked to the technical specialist beforehand and he said that the DNA input has to be relatively exact (5 ng +/- is all right) is important for the shearing step.
We always measure our DNA concentration using the nanodrop and my samples are ~500 ng/uL. However, the fluoremeter readings are completely different from the nanodrop (~30-50% difference). I was wondering why this is the case? I will be running the samples on the gel to make sure it's not RNA or anything like that but if anyone has ideas what could be happening then that would be a great help.
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