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Onso™ system cluster generator and short-read sequencer Operations Guide...
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This guide describes the workflow for preparing Sequencing By Binding (SBB™) libraries for cluster generation on ® the PacBio Onso™ cluster generator system, as well as preparation for and sequencing of clustered flow cells on the Onso system. Below are descriptions of the main consumables required for both clustering and sequencing procedures.
Library QC (LQC) spike-in. Using fewer than 4 samples in the absence of an LQC spike-in will result in too low sample diversity during sequencing. If multiplexing samples in the absence of LQC spike-in, a minimum of 8 Onso indexed adapters are required to supply sufficient index diversity.
This section describes the workflow for flow cell clustering of Onso compatible libraries in preparation for sequencing on the Onso sequencing system. After completing this section of the guide, a clustered flow cell can either be sequenced immediately, by following the...
Each clustering reagent plate supports clustering of up to 2 lanes on a single flow cell. Step Instructions Remove the Onso clustering reagent kit from -20°C storage, unbox and remove clustering reagent plate from mylar bag. Discard mylar bag. Thaw contents of the Onso clustering reagent kit: •...
Once the instrument maintenance wash is complete, the instrument is ready to use. Sequencing This section describes the workflow for sequencing an Onso clustered flow cell on the Onso sequencing system. Each clustered flow cell and each sequencing reagent pack only support a single sequencing run. The number of cycles supported per reagent pack is indicated by the specific reagent pack being used (e.g., 200-cycle reagent...
Page 31 Sequencing procedure 1. Thawing sequencing reagent pack thaw An Onso sequencing reagent pack can be removed from the box and mylar bag prior to thaw, as described below. Step Instructions Remove the sequencing reagent pack from -20°C storage. Remove the reagent pack from packaging and the mylar bag.
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“Onso sequencing” this guide. The example shown below is for a 2x100 sequencing run for native Onso libraries. Native Onso libraries contain 8 base pair index sequences, and do not require the use of custom primers. Confirm field entries are correct. Select “Continue” to advance.
The Onso sequencing instrument will require a standby wash in one or more of the following scenarios: 1) if pre-run checks fail and 2) if the instrument is idle for ≥5 days. For a standby wash, the first wash step using diluted bleach lasts approximately 20 minutes, and the second wash step using instrument wash reagent lasts approximately 20 minutes.
System checks should only be performed with guidance from a PacBio Technical Support representative. Navigate to the hamburger menu and select System checks to open the System checks menu to select the desired system check tests. Once system checks complete, test results can be found in D:\PacBio\Metrics\PreRun to be shared with PacBio Technical Support.
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