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The document is a DNA Sequencing Sample Request Form from the USDA, ARS, ERRC, detailing the submission process for DNA samples. It includes instructions on how to complete the request form, prepare and label samples, and submit them for sequencing. Key information includes requirements for template concentration, primer specifications, purification methods, and shipping instructions to ensure successful processing of samples.

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What volume of PCR product goes into an individual sequencing tube?

PCR Products If there are 24 or more samples to be sequenced, use a 96 well plate for preparation; if there are fewer than 24, use 1.5 ml eppendorf tubes. For PCR products, the final volume of the reaction should be 12 l (if including 1 l of primer) or 11 l (primers to be added by the DSF).

What are single cell DNA sequencing methods?

Genome (DNA) sequencing. Single-cell DNA genome sequencing involves isolating a single cell, amplifying the whole genome or region of interest, constructing sequencing libraries, and then applying next-generation DNA sequencing (for example Illumina, Ion Torrent).

How much PCR product is needed for sequencing?

For purified PCR products, multiply 2 ng/l by the length of the template in kilobases. Example: You have a 700 bp PCR product. Multiply 2 times the product size in kb. Thus, the optimal concentration for sequencing is 1.4 ng/l.

How many ng of DNA for Sanger sequencing?

DNA Templates 20 ng/l for PCR products up to 400 bases. 40 ng/l for PCR products 400-1000 bases. 200 to 400 ng/l for plasmids up to 10K. 400 ng/l or greater for plasmids 10K-100K.

How to prepare for genome sequencing?

The genome sequencing process Step 1: Extraction. DNA must be extracted from the cell. Step 2: Library Prep. DNA is cut before sequencing. Step 3: Sequencing. Sequencers use. Step 4: Analysis. The sequence reads are aligned against a reference sequence.

What is the concentration of sequencing primers?

For a sequencing primer with a length of 20 bases, a molar concentration of 1.5 M (1.5 pmole/l) corresponds to a mass concentration of 10 ng/l. IMPORTANT: We typically request a larger sample volume than we need.

How much primer for sequencing?

Sanger sequencing: Optimal amount of template and primer Template PCR ampliconsAmount of template Divide by 50 ruleAmount of primer 500 to 1000bp 20ng 2 picomoles = 1ul of 2uM primer 1000 to 2000bp 40ng 10 picomoles = 1ul of 10uM primer 2000bp 50ng 10 picomoles = 1ul of 10uM primer2 more rows

How to send samples for sequencing?

Sending samples for sequencing Preparation. Prior to starting this protocol, remove your PCR amplicon (the green liquid in the PCR tube from the DNA Barcoding PCR Protocol) from the freezer and allow to defrost thoroughly. Transferring your sample. Packaging samples. Posting samples.

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