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I am looking for a protocol or personal experience in doing multiplexing with ion torrent. Has anybody done this?
The app note is not very informative
The app note is not very informative
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What sort of samples are you trying to multiplex? It makes a big difference.
For amplicons, one route is to just design appropriate tags (ones designed for the 454 will work) into your primers.
For fragment libraries, NuGen has a kit and I believe Ion has their own similar kits. -
Thanks for the info. I was interested in both amplicons and also bacterial whole genome.
I wanted to see if anyone has experience with the ion barcode kits. I can't find much information on them.Comment
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Have you seen the Ion Express gDNA and Amplicon Library preparation guide posted on the Ion Community?
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