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Dynamic arrays

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Dynamic Arrays are a type of lab equipment designed for high-throughput, parallel processing of samples. They enable the simultaneous analysis of multiple parameters in a single experiment, facilitating efficient and cost-effective data generation.

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2 protocols using dynamic arrays

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Targeted Gene Expression Analysis

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Total RNA was isolated with TRIzol from ear samples, and reverse transcription and pre-amplification were performed with Reverse Transcription Master Mix and Preamp Master Mix (Fluidigm, South San Francisco, CA, USA), respectively. Quantitative real-time PCR was carried out in the Dynamic Arrays integrated fluidic circuit of a BioMarkHD system (Fluidigm) with specific primer pairs as indicated in Supplementary Table T1.
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SNP Genotyping with 96.96 Dynamic Arrays

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The SNP genotyping procedure using 96.96 Dynamic Arrays™ with integrated fluidic circuits (IFCs)91 (link) was conducted according to the manufacturer’s protocol for genotyping with SNPtype™ Assays (Advanced Development Protocol 34, Fluidigm corp.). Low DNA samples were pre-amplified in a modified STA for enrichment of the target loci before the SNP genotyping PCR. The pre-amplification of the target regions was conducted using 14 cycles for invasive samples and 28 cycles with extracts from non-invasive samples according to von Thaden et al.25 (link).
All experiments and sample setups included NTCs (no template controls) and STA NTCs. In all experiments NTCs and samples were replicated.
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