Agilent PCR Preparation Workstation Application Note

The Agilent PCR Preparation Workstation is a flexible workstation that provides high-throughput PCR preparation. Up to 150 microplates can be processed in one run (with tip changing). The plate processing time is approximately 5 hours for a 50 microplate run, depending on the protocol complexity.


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Brand
Agilent
Category
Other
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
158 KB
Published
02 July, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
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About this manual

The document outlines a protocol for preparing PCR microplates using the Agilent PCR Preparation Workstation, which combines the Agilent Bravo Platform, BenchCel Workstation, and PlateLoc Sealer. The system is designed to speed up plate preparations and provide walk-away time for genomic applications.

The note details the system layout, including the Bravo Platform with chilled reservoirs and tip-wash station, and the BenchCel Workstation with stackers for storage. It provides a specific 15-step workflow for adding diluent, master-mix, and exon solution to microplates, followed by sealing and storage.

What's inside

  • Summary
  • System Description
  • Overview of the PCR Preparation procedure
  • Materials
  • Instrument Layout
  • Protocol Workflow
  • Conclusions

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to process a run of 50 microplates?

The plate processing time is approximately 5 hours for a 50 microplate run, depending on protocol complexity.

What volume of diluent and master-mix is dispensed into the microplate?

The procedure involves dispensing 25 µL of diluent and 25 µL of master-mix into the microplate.

How many microplates can each BenchCel stacker hold?

Each rack in the BenchCel stackers can store up to 65 microplates.

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