1000 results found in Biomark
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faq
Can I combine multiple IFC runs in the Real-Time PCR Analysis software?
IFC runs with different assay sets can be combined as long as they have the same sample names. …
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faq
How do I arrange credit terms?
Our credit application includes your organization’s contact and credit information, trade references and latest financial statements. Complete the form and email it to credit@fluidigm.com. …
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faq
How should I store Flex Six IFCs between use?
Between uses, Flex Six IFCs should be stored as follows: …
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faq
Can I change the thermal cycling conditions for my genotyping reactions?
While it is possible to modify existing thermal protocols or create custom thermal protocols, Fluidigm does not support protocol variations other than those listed in the SNP Genotyping User Guide (PN 68000098), and any deviations are at the risk of the user. …
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faq
How do I design and order SNP Type assays?
SNP Type assays can be designed and ordered through the D3 assay design on the Fluidigm website. …
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faq
What are the volumes for the chambers inside each of the IFCs?
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faq
How long does it take to prime, load and run each IFC?
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User Guide
IFC Controller RX
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product insert
Advanta IO Gene Expression Control 1 Product Insert
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Quick Reference
192.24 GE Delta Gene Fast/Standard Workflow
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faq
How should I store my SNP Type genotyping assays?
As supplied, forward and reverse primers should be stored at −20 °C. …
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Quick Reference
192.24 GT SNP Type Workflow Quick Reference
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faq
Biomark Fluidigm COVID-19 FAQ flyer (FLDM-00152 Rev 01)
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product insert
Product Insert, GE 192.24 Dynamic Array 4X Reagent Kit—10 IFCs
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faq
How can I see prices?
Simply register your account and request access to online shopping and ordering. …
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faq
How long can I store extracted material?
Extracted material is stable for up to 30 days when stored at –80 °C and up to 1 week at –20 °C. …
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general
Fact Sheet for Healthcare Providers
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resource
48.48 GE TaqMan Standard Workflow Quick Reference
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faq
Biomark HD Flyer
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faq
How many biological replicates (cells) should be used for single-cell analysis on the C1 system?
The ability to identify significant differences in a single-cell experiment depends not only on the number of cells analyzed but also on other factors, including the degree of variation within the population analyzed, the number of genes assayed, and the ability of those genes to differentiate population variation. …