A Practical Guide to Cancer Systems Biology

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22 A Practical Guide to Cancer Systems Biology



  • (Optional) Transfer 1μL of the clear supernatant to a new PCR tube for
    library validation.


IX.Validate library



  • Load 1μL of the clear supernatant from the ligated DNA samples and the
    PCR amplified DNA samples on an Agilent Technologies 2100 Bioanalyzer
    using a DNA-specific chip.

  • Check the size and purity of the sample. The final product should be a
    band at approximately 260 bp as shown in Fig. 3.


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