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Qubit broad range and high sensitivity assay kits

Manufactured by Thermo Fisher Scientific

The Qubit broad range and high sensitivity assay kits by Thermo Fisher Scientific are designed for accurate quantification of DNA, RNA, and protein samples. The kits provide a simple, sensitive, and reproducible method for determining the concentration of these biomolecules in a sample.

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DNA Concentration and Length Determination

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DNA concentration was determined using the Life Technologies Qubit broad range and high sensitivity assay kits. A 1 μl aliquot of DNA was combined with 198 μl of the appropriate buffer and 1 μl of dye in a 0.5ml qubit tube, vortexed and left at room temperature for 2 min. DNA concentration was then measured on a Qubit 3 fluorometer. If DNA concentration between the high sense and broad range assays differed by more than 10%, then the extractions were repeated. DNA was then calculated by averaging the measurement from each assay.
To confirm molecule length extracted DNA was run on either the Agilent Tapestation or Agilent Femto Pulse. For the initial extractions, DNA was diluted, if required, to < 50ng/ μl and a 1 μl aliquot run on an Agilent Genomic Tape on a Tapestation instrument according to the manufacturer’s instructions. For the second set of extractions, DNA was diluted to 0.25ng/ μl and a 1 μl aliquot run on an Agilent Femto Pulse instrument according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Electropherograms for each bacterial species can be seen in Additional file 2: Figs. S1-S17.
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DNA Concentration and Molecule Length Determination

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DNA concentration was determined using the Life Technologies Qubit broad range and high sensitivity assay kits. A 1𝝁l aliquot of DNA was combined with 198𝝁l of the appropriate buffer and 1 𝝁l of dye in a 0.5ml qubit tube, vortexed and left at room temperature for 2 minutes. DNA concentration was then measured on a Qubit 3 fluorometer. If DNA concentration between the high sense and broad range assays differed by more than 10% then the extractions were repeated. DNA was then calculated by averaging the measurement from each assay.
To confirm molecule length extracted DNA was run on either the Agilent Tapestation or Agilent Femto Pulse. For the initial extractions DNA was diluted, if required, to < 50ng/ 𝝁l and a 1𝝁l aliquot run on an Agilent Genomic Tape on a Tapestation instrument according to the manufacturer's instructions. For the second set of extractions DNA was diluted to 0.25ng/ 𝝁l and a 1𝝁l aliquot run on an Agilent Femto Pulse instrument according to the manufacturer's instructions Electropherograms for each bacterial species can be seen in the supplementary material.
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