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Agilent D1K ScreenTape System Quick Guide
This document serves as a quick guide for the Agilent D1K ScreenTape System, which is designed to simplify electrophoresis. It details two specific product variants: High Sensitivity D1K ScreenTape and standard D1K ScreenTape, both intended for analyzing DNA fragments ranging from 35 to 1000 bp.
Read onlineAgilent D1K specifications
| Sizing range (D1K ScreenTape) | 35 — 1,000 bp |
|---|---|
| Resolution (35 — 300 bp) | 15% |
| Sensitivity | 0.05 ng/pL (High Sensitivity) / 5 pg/L (D1K) |
| Analysis time (16 samples) | < 20 minutes |
Source: Agilent D1K and High Sensitivity D1K ScreenTape Product Information
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Questions answered in these manuals
What is the sizing range for the Agilent D1K ScreenTape?
The sizing range covers DNA fragments from 35 bp to 1,000 bp.
From: Agilent D1K and High Sensitivity D1K ScreenTape Product Information
What DNA fragment sizes can the D1K ScreenTape separate?
The tape is designed for separating and analyzing DNA fragments ranging from 35 bp to 1000 bp.
From: Agilent D1K and High Sensitivity D1K ScreenTape Product Information
How long does the amplicon separation, imaging, and sizing process take?
The analysis separates, images, and sizes the amplicons within 10 minutes.
From: Agilent Technologies Fast efficient HLA typing analysis using D1K ScreenTape
What fragment sizes are used as lower and upper markers in the D1K sample buffer?
The buffer contains markers at 25 bp and 1500 bp for accurate sizing.
From: Agilent Technologies Fast efficient HLA typing analysis using D1K ScreenTape
What is the sizing range for D1K ScreenTape?
The system is designed for analyzing DNA from 35 to 1000 bp.
How should ScreenTape be stored?
Store at 2 – 8 °C. Do not freeze, and discard if accidentally frozen.