Illumina II Infinium Assay Experienced User Card

Below you will find brief information for Infinium Assay II. The Infinium Assay II is a high-throughput genotyping platform that allows you to genotype thousands of SNPs simultaneously. The process involves making MSA2, fragmenting it, washing it, and then hybridizing it onto BeadChips. The BeadChips are then stained with labelled nucleotides and scanned with the Illumina BeadArray™ Reader. The data from this scan is then analyzed to determine SNP genotypes.

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Infinium Assay II Experienced User Card | Manualzz

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Key features

  • High-throughput SNP genotyping
  • BeadChip based platform
  • Multi-sample processing
  • Automated workflow
  • Detailed steps for each processing stage

Frequently asked questions

The entire process can take up to 3 days, depending on the length of incubation steps and the number of samples.

You can use a variety of samples, including blood, saliva, and cell lines.

The BeadChip is a solid surface that contains millions of beads. Each bead is coated with a specific DNA probe that is designed to hybridize to a specific SNP. The DNA sample is hybridized to the BeadChip, and the beads that hybridize to the DNA are stained with labelled nucleotides. The BeadArray™ Reader scans the BeadChip to detect the stained beads and determine the SNP genotypes.
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