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Automated 96-Well Purification of Genomic DNA from Whole Blood

Susan Koller, B.S., Jacqui Sankbeil, M.S., Hemanth Shenoi, Ph.D., and 
Rex Bitner, Ph.D.
Promega Corporation

Improvements in molecular analysis techniques have changed the "bottlenecks" in clinical and basic research. Until recently, analysis required the greatest amount of time and labor. Today however, the most time-consuming and laborious step is often DNA purification, especially when high-throughput processing is required. This article describes two new high-throughput, 96-well, walkaway automated systems for genomic DNA purification. The MagneSil® Blood Genomic, Max Yield System is designed for high-yield genomic DNA purification, purifying 4–9µg of DNA from 200µl of human whole blood and other samples. The MagneSil® ONE, Fixed Yield Blood Genomic System is designed to purify a "fixed DNA yield", 1.0µg ± 50%, from 60µl of whole blood. Both systems are designed to be implemented on a robotic liquid handler such as the Beckman Coulter Biomek® FX.

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Promega Notes 85 (2003) 7–10: Request this issue.
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