Thermo Fisher Scientific Oncomine Focus Assay, Part IV: Sequencing User guide

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User guide
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Oncomine Focus Assay, Part IV: Sequencing
USER GUIDE
for use with:
Ion PGM Select Sequencing Kit
Catalog Number A28396
Publication Number MAN0013532
Revision C.0
The information in this guide is subject to change without notice.
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Revision history
Revision history of MAN0013532
Revision Date Description
C.0 8 February 2016 Updated the Oncomine Focus Assay documentation set with information about Torrent
Suite Assay Development Software
B.0 July 22, 2015 Clarified and edited ISP pellet handling and chip loading steps
Corrected minor typos
A.0 May 22, 2015 New guide for new product
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Contents
CHAPTER 1 Product information ....................................... 6
Product description ............................................................. 6
Template kit compatibility ........................................................ 6
System and software compatibility ................................................ 6
Ion PGM Dx System instructions ................................................. 7
Materials provided .............................................................. 7
Instrument systems ............................................................. 8
Required materials and equipment (not provided) ................................... 8
Ion PGM Sequencer ............................................................ 9
CHAPTER 2 Before you begin .......................................... 11
Precautions before using the Ion PGM System .................................... 11
Update the software ........................................................ 11
Instrument installation by trained personnel only .............................. 11
CO2 contamination ......................................................... 11
Instrument vibration and clearances ......................................... 11
Static electricity ........................................................... 11
Ventilation requirements ................................................... 12
Procedural guidelines .......................................................... 12
Chip handling and use guidelines ................................................ 12
Gas cylinders .................................................................. 13
Perform a leak test ........................................................ 13
Protocol workflow .............................................................. 14
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CHAPTER 3 Clean and initialize ....................................... 15
Ion PGM Dx System users ...................................................... 15
Clean the instrument ........................................................... 15
Materials required ......................................................... 15
Cleaning schedule ......................................................... 15
Cleaning setup ............................................................ 16
18 MΩ water cleaning ...................................................... 16
Chlorite cleaning .......................................................... 17
Initialize the Ion PGM System ................................................... 18
Materials required ......................................................... 18
Initialization guidelines ..................................................... 19
Before initialization ........................................................ 19
Prepare SEQ Wash 2 Bottle ................................................. 19
Prepare the SEQ Wash 1 and SEQ Wash 3 bottles .............................. 20
Begin initialization ......................................................... 21
Prepare the 50mL reagent bottles with SEQ dNTP solutions .................... 22
Attach the sipper tubes and Reagent bottles .................................. 22
CHAPTER 4 Sequencing protocol ..................................... 24
Ion PGM Dx System users ...................................................... 24
Materials required ............................................................. 24
Before starting ................................................................ 25
Anneal the SEQ Primer ......................................................... 25
Set up the sequencing run ....................................................... 27
Bind SEQ Enzyme .............................................................. 29
Prepare and load chip .......................................................... 29
Remove liquid from the chip ..................................................... 29
Load the chip .................................................................. 31
Select the Planned Run and perform the run ...................................... 33
Select the Planned Run ..................................................... 33
Perform the run ........................................................... 34
APPENDIX A Troubleshooting ......................................... 35
Chip Check .................................................................... 35
Chip calibration (before loading sample) .......................................... 36
Chip calibration (after loading sample) ............................................ 38
Initialization—General errors .................................................... 39
Initialization—Auto pH errors .................................................... 40
Initialization—Reagent pH verification ............................................ 45
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APPENDIX B Manually adjust W2 pH .................................. 47
Materials and equipment needed ................................................ 47
Procedure ..................................................................... 47
APPENDIX C Sequencing run times ................................... 49
APPENDIX D Additional instrument information .................... 50
Ion PGM Sequencer input and output connections ................................. 50
Power the Ion PGM Sequencer on or off .......................................... 51
Power on ................................................................. 51
Power off ................................................................. 51
Update the Ion PGM System software ............................................ 51
APPENDIX E Safety ..................................................... 52
Symbols on this instrument ..................................................... 52
Safety alerts on this instrument .................................................. 53
Safety information for instruments not manufactured by Thermo Fisher Scientific ..... 54
Instrument safety .............................................................. 54
General .................................................................. 54
Physical injury ............................................................ 54
Electrical ................................................................. 54
Cleaning and decontamination ............................................... 55
Laser .................................................................... 55
Safety and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards .......................... 55
Safety .................................................................... 55
EMC ...................................................................... 55
Environmental design ...................................................... 56
Chemical safety ................................................................ 56
Documentation and support ............................................. 57
Customer and technical support ................................................. 57
Limited product warranty ....................................................... 57
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Product information
Product description
The Ion PGM Select Sequencing Kit (Cat. no. A28396) includes reagents and
materials for sequencing up to ~200-bp inserts using the Ion 318 Select Chip. It also
includes components for cleaning and initializing the sequencer.
The kit includes reagents and materials for four sequencer initializations.
Sequencing type Number of flows
(cycles)
Number of runs per
kit
Maximum number
of runs per
initialization
200-base-read 500 (125) 8 2
Template kit compatibility
For optimal performance, we recommend the Ion OneTouch Select Template Kit.
System and software compatibility
The kits and components described in this guide are compatible with the following
instrument systems and software:
The Ion PGM System with Torrent Suite Software version 5.0 or later. To
update the system software, see the Oncomine Focus Assay, Part IV: Sequencing
User Guide (Pub. No. MAN0013532).
The Ion PGM Dx System with Torrent Suite Assay Development Software
version 5.0 or later, for Research Use Only experiments only.[1]
1
[1] The Ion PGM Dx System with Torrent Suite Assay Development Software is For Research
Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
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Ion PGM Dx System instructions
If you are using components of the Ion PGM Select Sequencing Kit on the Ion PGM
Dx Sequencer with Torrent Suite Assay Development Software (For Research Use
Only experiments), follow the instrument instructions provided in the Ion PGM Dx
System, Part IV: Sequencing User Guide (Pub. No. 4474247).
The Ion PGM Dx Sequencer workow and steps dier from those described in this
user guide.
Materials provided
The Ion PGM Select Sequencing Kit (Cat. no. A28396) includes the following
modules and components, and is also included as a part of the Oncomine Focus
Assay Package Solution (Cat. no. A28548).
Component Color Amount Storage
Ion PGM Select Sequencing Supplies (Part no. A28393)
SEQ Wash Bottle Sippers Gray 8 long, 16 short 15°C to 30°C
SEQ Reagent Tube Sippers Blue 32
50-mL Centrifuge Tubes 2 × 25
SEQ Wash 1 Bottle 1
SEQ Wash 2 Bottle 1
SEQ Wash 3 Bottle 1
SEQ Reagent Tube Labels 1 set
Ion PGM Select Sequencing Reagents (Part no. A28391)
SEQ dGTP Black 2 × 40 µL –30°C to –10°C
SEQ dCTP Blue 2 × 40 µL
SEQ dATP Green 2 × 40 µL
SEQ dTTP Red 2 × 40 µL
SEQ Enzyme Yellow 24 µL
SEQ Primer White 96 µL
Ion PGM Select Sequencing Solutions (Part no. A28392)
SEQ W2 Solution White 8 × 126.25 mL 2°C to 8°C[1]
SEQ Cleaning Tablet N/A 8 tablets
SEQ Sample Buffer Brown 1 × 160 µL
SEQ W3 Solution White 4 × 100 mL
Chapter 1 Product information
Ion PGM Dx System instructions
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[1] Store W2 Solution protected from light.
Component Amount Storage
Ion 318 Select Chips 8 15°C to 30°C
Instrument systems
This sequencing kit is designed for use with the following instrument systems,
ordered separately.
Components Catalog no.
Ion PGM System
Ion PGM System and accessories 4462921
Ion PGM Torrent Server 4462918
Ion PGM Chip Minifuge:
120 VAC
230 VAC
4479672
4479673
Ion PGM Dx System
Ion PGM Dx System bundle A25511
Required materials and equipment (not provided)
Unless otherwise indicated, all materials are available through thermosher.com.
MLS: Fisher Scientic (www.sherscientic.com) or other major laboratory supplier.
3Item Source Quantity
One of the following:
• Veriti Dx 96-Well Thermal Cycler, 0.2 mL
• GeneAmp PCR System 9700 or Dual 96-well
Thermal Cycler
• AB 2720 Thermal Cycler
• ProFlex 96-Well PCR System
See web product
pages
1
Tank of compressed nitrogen (grade 4.8, 99.998% or
better)
MLS 1
Multistage (dual-stage) gas regulator (0-50 PSI, 2-3
Bar output)
VWR
International,
55850-422
1
18-MΩ water purification system MLS 1
Chapter 1 Product information
Instrument systems
1
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3Item Source Quantity
0.45 µm vacuum filtration system and filters (nylon
or PVDF filters, 1 L volume)
MLS 1
Pipettors (2-, 20-, 200-, and 1000-µL) MLS 1 each
Low-retention aerosol-barrier pipette tips (10-, 20-,
200-, and 1000-µL)
MLS 10
racks/size
Vortexer with a rubber platform MLS 1
Picofuge MLS 1
Microcentrifuge with adapter for 0.2-mL tube MLS 1
Ion OneTouch 2 Rack Kit A24694 1
Graduated cylinders (1 L or 2 L volume) MLS 1
Glass bottle (1 L) MLS 1
15-mL conical tubes MLS 1
NaOH, ACS grade (10 M) MLS
Nuclease-Free Water MLS
Ion PGM Sequencer
The following image depicts the major components of the Ion PGM Sequencer. The
Ion PGM Dx Sequencer has the same components.
E
B
C
D
A
H
G
F
I
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Ion PGM Sequencer
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Label Component
A Touchscreen
B Chip clamp
C Grounding plate
D Power button
E Reagent bottles
F Wash 1 Bottle (W1 position)
G Wash 2 Bottle (W2 position)
H Wash 3 Bottle (W3 position)
I Waste Bottle
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Ion PGM Sequencer
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Before you begin
Precautions before using the Ion PGM System
For additional safety information, see Appendix E, “Safety“.
IMPORTANT! Before proceeding, make sure that you have updated the Torrent
Suite and Ion PGM System software to Version 5.0 or later. See “Update the Ion
PGM System software“ on page 51.
IMPORTANT! The Ion PGM System is installed by trained service personnel and
must not be relocated without assistance from trained service personnel. See
“Customer and technical support“ on page 57.
IMPORTANT! Dry ice (solid CO2) must be kept away from areas where buers, wash
solutions, or sources of molecular biology grade water for the Ion PGM System are
used. High air concentrations of subliming CO2 may change the pH of such buers
during or after their preparation. The stability of the pH of these buers is a critical
factor in the performance of the Ion PGM System.
IMPORTANT! Signicant vibration during sequencing may add noise and reduce the
quality of the measurements. The Ion PGM System must be installed on a bench that
is free from vibrations or in contact with equipment that can cause vibrations to the
bench (freezers, pumps, and other similar equipment).
IMPORTANT! Position the Ion PGM System so that the front bezel is a minimum of
12 in. (30.5 cm) and the Reagent Tubes containing dNTPs are a minimum of 8 in.
(20.3 cm) from the front of the laboratory bench. Place the instrument at least 40 in.
(1 meter) away from major sources of electronic noise such as refrigerators or
microwaves.
IMPORTANT! To avoid possible damage to the chip from static electricity, you must
ground yourself on the grounding plate (located next to the chip clamp) prior to
handling chips, and do not place chips on non-grounded surfaces such as a bench.
Always use the grounding plate to hold chips that are not in the package or inserted
in the chip clamp or the Ion PGM Chip Minifuge bucket.
2
Update the
software
Instrument
installation by
trained personnel
only
CO2 contamination
Instrument
vibration and
clearances
Static electricity
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WARNING! Instrumentation must be installed and operated in a well-
ventilated environment as dened as having a minimum airow of 6–10 air
changes per hour. Assess the need for ventilation or atmospheric monitoring to
avoid asphyxiation accidents from inert gases and/or oxygen depletion, and
take measures to clearly identify potentially hazardous areas through training
or signage. Please contact your Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator
to conrm that the instruments will be installed and operated in an
environment with sucient ventilation.
Procedural guidelines
Use good laboratory practices to minimize cross-contamination of products.
When designing the laboratory layout, consider the need for space separation of
pre- and post-amplication activities. Dedicate laboratory supplies and/or
equipment to the appropriate space to signicantly reduce the potential for
contamination.
Pipet viscous solutions slowly and ensure complete mixing.
Ensure all reagents are completely thawed at room temperature, i.e., no ice
crystals are visible.
Vortex all reagents, except for enzymes, for 5 seconds (enzymes should be mixed
by icking the tube with your nger four times). Pulse spin for 3-5 seconds before
use.
When performing two sequencing runs from the same initialization, the second
run must be started within 27 hours after initialization.
If you press the Abort buon on the touchscreen during any procedure, the
touchscreen may freeze and you may need to restart the sequencer.
Chip handling and use guidelines
Always remove gloves before transferring chips on or o the instrument. Hold
chips by their edges when handling.
To avoid damage due to electrostatic discharge (ESD), do not place chips directly
on the bench or any other surface. Always place chips either on the grounding
plate on the Ion PGM Sequencer or in the Ion PGM Chip Minifuge bucket.
Used chips cannot be reused for sequencing. Used chips may be marked for
cleaning and initialization.
Ventilation
requirements
Chapter 2 Before you begin
Procedural guidelines
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Gas cylinders
You must supply the required nitrogen gas cylinder and accessories for the
installation. This instrument requires a pressurized house line, or one size 1-A
nitrogen gas cylinder that holds approximately 7.2 m3 (257 ft3) of gas when full. Use
only prepuried nitrogen of 99.995% (grade 4.5) or greater purity.
CAUTION! Damage to the instrument and its products can result from using
impure gas, gases other than nitrogen, or an inadequate amount of gas.
WARNING! EXPLOSION HAZARD. Pressurized gas cylinders are potentially
explosive. Always cap the gas cylinder when it is not in use, and aach it rmly
to the wall or gas cylinder cart with approved brackets or chains.
WARNING! Gas cylinders are heavy and may topple over, potentially causing
personal injury and tank damage. Cylinders should be rmly secured to a wall
or work surface. Please contact your environmental health and safety
coordinator for guidance on the proper installation of a gas cylinder.
To perform a leak test on the gas cylinder:
1. Open the main tank shuto valve. The gas tank regulators high-pressure gauge
should read approximately 2000–2500 psi for a full tank.
2. Adjust the pressure to the instrument by slowly turning the pressure adjustment
valve clockwise until the low-pressure gauge reads 30 psi.
3. Close the needle valve, then close the main tank valve.
4. Monitor the high-pressure gas tank regulator gauge for 5 minutes. There should
be no noticeable drop in pressure.
If the pressure... Then...
Drops in 5 minutes There may be a leak at either the needle valve or the gas tank
regulator itself. Check the fittings and resolve any problems,
then continue with the following steps.
Does not drop in
5 minutes
The instrument passes the leak test. Re-open the main tank
valve and skip the following steps.
5. Open the main tank valve and the needle valve for at least 15 seconds to
pressurize the instrument.
6. Close the main tank valve.
7. Monitor the high-pressure gas tank regulator gauge. There should be no more
than a 100-psi drop in pressure after 5 minutes. Locate and resolve any leaks.
Turn the main tank valve back on.
Perform a leak
test
Chapter 2 Before you begin
Gas cylinders
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Protocol workflow
Note: Up to two sequencing runs may be performed from one initialization, if both
runs are started within 27 hours after initialization.
“Clean the instrument“ on page 15
q
“Initialize the Ion PGM System“ on page 18
q
“Load the chip“ on page 31
q
“Perform the run“ on page 34
Chapter 2 Before you begin
Protocol workflow
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Clean and initialize
Ion PGM Dx System users
IMPORTANT! If you are using the Ion PGM Dx System with Torrent Suite Assay
Development Software (For Research Use Only experiments), follow the instrument
instructions provided in the Ion PGM Dx System, Part IV: Sequencing User Guide (Pub.
No. 4474247).[2]
The Ion PGM Dx Sequencer workow and steps dier from those described in this
user guide.
Clean the instrument
18 MΩ water (e.g., the ELGA PURELAB Flex Water Purication System)
Cleaning boles and collection trays (provided with the Ion PGM System)
Old chip that has been used for sequencing, marked for cleaning
Note: Always keep a used chip in the instrument when it is not in use. This
prevents air from entering the system.
Used sipper tubes (from the previous run)
Squirt bole
Chlorite cleaning: SEQ Cleaning Tablet (provided in the kit)
Chlorite cleaning: 1 M NaOH, diluted fresh each week from 10 M NaOH
Chlorite cleaning: Glass bole (1 L)
Chlorite cleaning: 0.22-µm or 0.45-µm vacuum ltration system and lters
The Ion PGM Sequencer requires cleaning with either 18 MΩ water or a chlorite
solution every time the instrument is initialized.
Clean with… Schedule
18 MΩ water Daily, when instrument is in use (e.g., not necessary on weekends)
After one or more runs totaling ≤1100 flows
If more than 27 hours but less than 48 hours have elapsed between
the last cleaning/initialization and the start of a run
If you cleaned with chlorite a week ago and have not used the
instrument since then
3
Materials required
Cleaning schedule
[2] The Ion PGM Dx System with Torrent Suite Assay Development Software is For Research
Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
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Clean with… Schedule
Chlorite
solution
Once a week, unless the instrument has not been used since the last
chlorite cleaning (in which case, clean with 18 MΩ water before using)
If the instrument has been left with reagents for more than 48 hours
(for example, over the weekend)
IMPORTANT! For all the following steps, use 18 MΩ water directly from the
purication system. Do not use water that has been collected or stored in any other
containers.
Remove any wash and reagent boles that are aached to the Ion PGM System
before cleaning.
Do not remove old sippers before cleaning. The sippers are used as part of the
cleaning procedure.
Old chips that have been used for sequencing can be marked and used in the
cleaning procedure:
Write "CL" on the corner of used chips designated for chlorite washes only
(do not use these chips for initialization)
Write "W" on the corner of used chips for water washes and initialization (do
not use these chips for chlorite washes)
Wash boles (250 mL and 2 L) provided as part of instrument installation can be
marked and used for cleaning. After you have used the wash boles provided
with the sequencing kit for the specied number of runs, you can use them as
extra cleaning boles. Mark them for cleaning use only.
1. Empty any remaining solution from each cleaning bole (two 250-mL boles and
one 2-L bole) and rinse each bole twice with ~100 mL of 18 MΩ water.
2. Press Clean on the touchscreen, and select the 18-MOhm water cleaning
checkbox. Press Next.
3. Using ungloved hands, secure a used chip designated for cleaning in the chip
clamp.
IMPORTANT! Always make sure that both red rubber gasket port ings are
securely in place when securing chips with the chip clamp. Failure to do so can
result in a spill hazard and instrument damage.
4. Remove all wash and reagent boles aached to the instrument. Keep the sippers
in place at all positions. Press Next.
5. Add 250 mL of 18 MΩ water to an empty 250-mL cleaning bole.
6. Rinse the outside of the sipper tube in the W1 position on the instrument with a
squirt bole containing 18 MΩ water.
7. Aach the 250-mL bole containing 18 MΩ water to the W1 position, ensuring
that the W1 cap is screwed on tightly. Press Next.
Cleaning setup
18 MΩ water
cleaning
Chapter 3 Clean and initialize
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8. Place the empty 2-L cleaning bole in the W2 position and the empty 250-mL
bole in the W3 position, and insert the sippers into the boles. Do not screw on
the caps.
9. Place collection trays below the reagent sippers in the dNTP positions. Press
Next to begin cleaning.
10. When cleaning is complete, remove the boles and sippers from the W1, W2 and
W3 positions. Leave the reagent sippers and collection trays in place. Press Next
to return to the main menu and proceed to initialization.
Note: Prepare a stock of 1 M NaOH each week by diluting 10 M NaOH with 18 MΩ
water.
1. Empty any remaining solution from each cleaning bole (two 250-mL boles and
one 2-L bole) and rinse each bole twice with ~100 mL of 18 MΩ water.
2. Fill a glass bole with 1 L of 18 MΩ water and add an SEQ Cleaning Tablet
(chlorite tablet). Allow the tablet to completely dissolve (~10 minutes).
3. When the tablet has dissolved, add 1 mL of 1 M NaOH.
4. Mix by inverting the bole 10 times and lter the solution using a 0.22-µm or
0.45-µm lter. Use the chlorite solution within 2–3 hours. Discard any unused
solution after this time.
5. Press Clean on the touchscreen, and select the Chlorite cleaning checkbox. Press
Next.
6. Using ungloved hands, secure a used chip designated for cleaning in the chip
clamp.
IMPORTANT! Always make sure that both red rubber gasket port ings are
securely in place when securing chips with the chip clamp. Failure to do so can
result in a spill hazard and instrument damage.
7. Remove all wash and reagent boles aached to the instrument. Keep the sippers
in place at all positions. Press Next.
8. Add 250 mL of the ltered chlorite solution to an empty 250-mL cleaning bole.
9. Rinse the outside of the sipper tube in the W1 position on the instrument with a
squirt bole containing 18 MΩ water.
10. Aach the 250-mL bole with the ltered chlorite solution to the W1 position.
Make sure that the W1 cap is tight. Press Next.
11. Place the empty 2-L cleaning bole in the W2 position and the empty 250-mL
bole in the W3 position, and insert the sippers into the boles. Do not screw on
the caps.
12. Place collection trays below the reagent sippers in the dNTP positions. Press
Next to begin cleaning.
Chlorite cleaning
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13. When prompted, remove the bole containing the chlorite solution from the W1
position.
14. Rinse the outside of the W1 sipper tube with a squirt bole containing 18 MΩ
water.
15. Fill a clean 250-mL bole with 250 mL of 18 MΩ water and aach the bole in the
W1 position. Make sure the cap is tight. Press Next to begin the water rinse.
16. When cleaning is complete, remove the boles and sippers from the W1, W2 and
W3 positions. Leave the reagent sippers and collection trays in place.
17. Press Next to return to the main menu and proceed to initialization.
Initialize the Ion PGM System
Initialization takes ~1 hour. As part of the initialization process, rst prepare the Wash
and Reagent Boles as described in this section.
Materials provided in the kit
Wash 1, 2, and 3 Boles and sipper tubes
Reagent Boles and sipper tubes
SEQ dGTP
SEQ dCTP
SEQ dATP
SEQ dTTP
SEQ W2 Solution (stored protected from light)
SEQ W3 Solution
Other materials and equipment
Used chip (leave chip on the instrument during initialization)
18 MΩ water
100 mM NaOH (prepared daily)
• Ice
Filtered and unltered pipee tips and pipees
Vortex mixer
• Microcentrifuge
Materials required
Chapter 3 Clean and initialize
Initialize the Ion PGM System
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IMPORTANT! Handle nucleotides carefully to avoid cross-contamination. Always
change gloves after removing used sipper tubes from the Ion PGM System to avoid
cross contamination of the nucleotides. Also change gloves after handling
concentrated dNTP stocks.
For each initialization, the rst run should be started within 1 hour after initialization,
and the last run must be started within 27 hours after initialization.
1. Remove the dNTP stock solutions from the freezer and thaw on ice.
2. Check the tank pressure for the nitrogen gas. If the tank pressure is below
500 psi, change the tank.
3. Note the mold line on the Wash 2 bole. If there are two mold lines on the bole,
mark the lower line to indicate that it is the correct one.
IMPORTANT! For all the following steps, pour the 18 MΩ water directly from the
purication system into the SEQ Wash 2 Bole. Do not use water that has been
collected or measured in any other containers.
1. Rinse the SEQ Wash 2 Bole (2 L) three times with 200 mL of 18 MΩ water.
2. If your 18 MΩ water system has a spigot, extend the water spigot into but not
below the neck of the SEQ Wash 2 Bole.
3. Fill the bole to the mold line. Volume of water will be ~2 liters.
Initialization
guidelines
Before
initialization
Prepare SEQ Wash
2 Bottle
Chapter 3 Clean and initialize
Initialize the Ion PGM System
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4. Add the entire bole of SEQ W2 Solution to the SEQ Wash 2 Bole.
Note: Keep the SEQ W2 Solution bole to scan the barcode during the
initialization procedure.
5. Add 70 µL of freshly prepared 100 mM NaOH solution (not 1 M NaOH) to the
SEQ Wash 2 Bole.
Note: Dierent sites may require adding dierent volumes of 100 mM NaOH.
Some sites, for example, may require doubling the volume to 140 µL. See “Error
message: Added too much W1 to W2“ on page 44 for information on
determining the volume of 100 mM NaOH to add.
6. Cap the bole and invert ve times to mix, and immediately proceed through the
rest of the initialization procedure.
IMPORTANT! Do not store the mixed SEQ Wash 2 Bole.
Note: For the following steps, label the SEQ Wash 1 and SEQ Wash 3 Boles to avoid
confusion.
1. Rinse the SEQ Wash 1 and SEQ Wash 3 Boles three times with 50 mL of 18 MΩ
water.
2. SEQ Wash 1 Bole: Add 350 µL of freshly prepared 100 mM NaOH to the SEQ
Wash 1 Bole and cap the bole.
3. SEQ Wash 3 Bole: Add SEQ W3 Solution to the 50-mL line marked on the SEQ
Wash 3 Bole and cap the bole.
Prepare the SEQ
Wash 1 and SEQ
Wash 3 bottles
Chapter 3 Clean and initialize
Initialize the Ion PGM System
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