We will use the same recipe as Drop-Seq for our lysis buffer. However, we will not use DTT in our buffer as this makes the Droplet formation very unreliable for our experiments with the Chrono-Seq Device.
We will prepare 480ml of a 3.33X Stock in bulk.
You will need:
Put a 500ml Glass Bottle without its cap on the Electronic Weighing Scale. Now Zero the scale.
Carefully add 96g of Ficoll Powder to the Glass Bottle using a clean Scoop or Spoon.
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You will see white clumps at the start. | Will get less cloudy after 1 hour |
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Ending Should Look Quite Clear | Completely Clear after taking it off the Stirrer at the End |
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Use a magnet to pull out the Stir Bar. | Leave the magnet on top of the cap to let any liquid drip down. | Unscrew the Cap with it sandwiched between the magnets. |
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✶: NOTE:
- 12ml of Sarcosyl has been the most reliable amount for us. Droplet formation is much more stable. However cDNA captured is lower. This is 0.75X the Original Dropseq Concentration.
- 16ml of Sarcosyl has more cDNA captured but comes at the cost of less reliable Droplet Formation with more jetting. You can decide between these tradeoffs for your experiment. 16ml Sarcosyl is equivalent to the Original Dropseq protocol.