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Chicken liver DNA – QIAGEN Genomic-tip 100/G with ATL buffer


Materials

Method

  1. To a 15 ml Falcon tube, add 19 µl of RNase A (100 mg/ml) and 1 ml of ATL buffer.

  2. Grind up to 80 mg chicken liver tissue, using tweezers and scalpel, and transfer the resulting pulp to the 15 ml Falcon tube containing the ATL buffer. As an alternative, users may grind the tissues with liquid nitrogen, mortar, and pestle, or even using a sample disruption device (such as the TissueRuptor), although we have not validated these methods for these tissues.

  3. Add 50 µl of Proteinase K, and vortex thoroughly. It is important that the solution is well mixed for the lysis to be efficient.

  4. Incubate at 50°C overnight.

  5. Pulse vortex the lysate and add 9 ml of ATL buffer, and a further 50 µl of Proteinase K.

  6. Vortex the mix and incubate at 50°C for 30 minutes.

  7. Critical Step If the lysate is not homogenous or if bits of tissue are still visible, centrifuge at 2000 x g for 10 minutes, at 4°C. If the lysate is not homogenous, it is likely that it will block the Genomic-tip column. Transfer the supernatant to the Genomic-tip column and discard the pellet.

  8. Purify the lysate according to the QIAGEN Handbook (steps 1 to 6, pages 49-52).

  9. Critical Step To maximize the DNA yield we recommend that the elution is performed at 50°C for two hours, with end-to-end rotation, using 150 µl of TE buffer (10 mM Tris-HCl, 1 mM EDTA, pH 8.0).

  10. Take 3 µg of DNA and perform a SPRI size selection.

Results

  • Yield: ~100 µg
  • OD 260/280: 1.90
  • OD 260/230: 2.44

Avarian liver QIAGEN and ALT rating

Sequencing performance:

Libraries were prepared using the Ligation Sequencing Kit.

  • Output from the flow cell may be increased by performing a flow cell wash step (at the point where the rate of data acquisition begins to deteriorate due to the accumulation of pores in the “unavailable” or “recovering” state) and then adding a new library.
  • Read length profile:

Avian liver+ATL

Change log

Version Change
v1, 11th February 2019 Initial protocol publication
v2, 16th August 2023 Updated typo in the materials
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Last updated: 4/10/2026

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