PROMEGA PowerPlex Y system products DC6760AndDC676 Manual

PowerPlex® Y System is designed for Y chromosome analysis, detecting 12 STR loci on the Y chromosome, which can distinguish 20 Y chromosome haplogroups, is the gold standard for Y chromosome paternity testing.


Brand
Promega
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
41
File format
PDF
File size
886 KB
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
DC6760
MD5 checksum
FB028F3F6397440639F26C1D549B33C2

About this manual

The manual provides detailed instructions for using the PowerPlex Y forensic DNA kit (models DC6760 and DC6761). It explains the STR loci included, the advantages of Y‑STR typing, and the recommended laboratory procedures for DNA extraction, quantification, amplification, and analysis.

It also lists all kit components, storage requirements, internal lane standard ILS 600, and safety information such as reagent toxicity. Compatibility with ABI PRISM 310, 3100, and 377 instruments for fragment detection is described, along with guidelines for result interpretation and quality control. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • STR typing advantages
  • Gene loci advantages of PowerPlex Y
  • DNA extraction and quantification methods
  • PowerPlex Y amplification protocol
  • Detection with ABI PRISM 310
  • Detection with ABI PRISM 377
  • Internal Lane Standard (ILS) 600
  • Reagent toxicity information
  • Kit components and packaging
  • Gel electrophoresis reagents

Specifications

Reactions per kit (DC6760)200 reactions
Reactions per kit (DC6761)50 reactions
Reaction volume25 µL
Storage temperature-20 °C
Internal Lane StandardILS 600
Loading solutionBlue Dextran Loading Solution

Frequently asked questions

How many reactions does the DC6760 kit provide?

The DC6760 kit provides enough reagents for 200 reactions of 25 µL each.

What storage temperature should the reagents be kept at?

All components should be stored at –20 °C and protected from light.

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