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Thermal Cycling
The Bauer Core has a number of thermal cyclers for performing
standard PCR and three instruments for Quantitative Real-Time PCR. For
more information about designing a real-time PCR experiment, please see Real
Time PCR
Techniques & Protocols.
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MJ Opticon 2
This system is used for real-time
quantitative PCR in 96-well plates. Features include a gradient capability
for protocol optimization and a linear dynamic range of eight
orders of magnitude. The system is capable of
two-color detection:
- 523-543nm (FAM, SYBR)
- 540-700nm (HEX, TET, TAMRA, VIC)
For more information on this instrument, see http://www.bio-rad.com.
To learn about using this instrument, please
contact Christian Daly cdaly@cgr.harvard.edu,
617-496-7105).
Opticon
2 Protocol (MS Word) |
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Stratagene MX3000p
This system is used for real-time
quantitative PCR in 96-well plates. It has a linear dynamic
range of seven orders of magnitude and is capable of four-color
detection:
- FAM/SYBR Green I (492nm-516nm)
- HEX/JOE/VIC (535nm-555nm)
- ROX/Texas Red (585nm-610nm)
- Cy5 (635nm-665nm).
For more information on this instrument, see http://www.mx3000p.com.
To learn about using this instrument, please contact
Christian Daly cdaly@cgr.harvard.edu,
617-496-7105).
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3000p Protocol (MS Word) |
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Applied Biosystems 7900HT
This system is used for real-time quantitative PCR in 96-well plates and TaqMan Low Density Array cards. Features include a fast cycling mode and a linear dynamic range of nine orders of magnitude. The system is capable of detecting the following probes:
SYBRGreen I, FAM, VIC, JOE, NED, ROX, TAMRA, and TET
For more information
on this instrument, see http://www.appliedbiosystems.com.
To learn about using this instrument, please contact Christian Daly cdaly@cgr.harvard.edu, 617-496-7105).
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MJ Tetrads(4)
These thermal cyclers can be used for high-throughput PCR and cycle sequencing applications. Each instrument has a capacity of four 96-well or 384-well PCR plates.
For more information on this instrument, see http://www.bio-rad.com.
To learn about using this instrument, please contact Claire Reardon (claire@cgr.harvard.edu, 617-384-7913).
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