Unique Dual Index Primers for Illumina Tagmentation Libraries
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Unique Dual Index Primers for Illumina Tagmentation Libraries

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Product Name Unique Dual Index Primers for Illumina Tagmentation Libraries
Catalog No. NG-QCY-0050
Description Unique dual-index primer sets for tagmentation-based DNA or RNA library preparation. Independent i5 and i7 index combinations help reduce index hopping and index misassignment during multiplex sequencing.
Intended Use Tagmentation-based DNA/RNA library preparation, ATAC-seq, CUT&Tag, high-throughput sequencing and automated library construction.
Principle / Technology Dual-index PCR amplification adds two independent sample identifiers to each library.
Detection Method High-throughput sequencing.
Sample Type Tagmentation-prepared DNA or RNA libraries.
Performance Range / Specifications Up to 384 unique dual-index combinations; cross-contamination rate ≤0.1%; library-yield variation among indexes within ±20%.
Specificity Independent dual indexes improve sample assignment accuracy in multiplex sequencing.
Reaction Conditions / Protocol Add the selected dual-index primer combination during library amplification according to the compatible tagmentation workflow.
Components / Formulation Tube-format unique dual-index primers or four 96-well index-primer plates.
Storage Conditions Store under the low-temperature conditions specified for sequencing oligonucleotide reagents.
Package Specifications 24 reactions; 96 reactions.
Product Form Indexed primer set in tube or plate format.
Quality Control Index combinations are functionally verified for library yield, uniformity and low cross-contamination.
Key Features 384 index combinations; single-addition workflow; low index crosstalk; suitable for automation and high-throughput sequencing.
Compatibility Illumina sequencing workflows and compatible tagmentation-based library preparation systems.
Application Notes / Precautions Use index combinations appropriate for the planned pooling design and sequencing instrument.
Batch-to-Batch Consistency Index performance and cross-contamination are controlled during release testing.

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