High thoughput fluorometric nucleic acid quantification using qPCR instruments
Abstract
To explore adapting qPCR systems for end-point nucleic acid quantification using dyes such as SYTO-9, we quantified serial dilutions of DNA and RNA standards in the range of 0.75 - 200 ng/{micro}l on 384-well qPCR devices. SYTO-9 fluorescence was successfully measured using standard SYBR Green settings. Blank-subtracted relative SYTO-9 signal showed a logarithmic dependence on DNA/RNA concentration (R2 > 0.95). Measurements were highly stable with different incubation times, temperatures of up to 95{degrees}C, and photobleaching. The described approach is a valuable QC option for high-throughput DNA/RNA isolations and could be adapted to additional fluorometric assays beyond nucleic acids.
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