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When should I pool my technical replicates?

  • Updated June 30, 2021 07:14

Tubes need to be pooled after breaking the emulsions following Targeted PCR. Follow the protocol to break the emulsions, increasing the aqueous layer with added nuclease free water, and then pool 42 μL from each aqueous phase to two new 1.5 mL DNA low-bind Eppendorf tubes. Pool contents from tubes 1-4 and 5-8.

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