Sample Loading Sample Clauses

Sample Loading. Sample Load Enabled: Yes Tray: SPE 60 Deep 3370-81540030 Volumes: Row 1 Required Volume (µL): 80 Dispense Volume (µL): 100 Row 2 Required Volume (µL): 80 Dispense Volume (µL): 100 Row 3 Required Volume (µL): 80 Dispense Volume (µL): 100 Primary Wash Time (sec): 1 Primary Wash Cycles: 0 Secondary Wash Time (sec): 1 Secondary Wash Cycles: 0 Samples per Gel: 60 Lanes per sample: 1 Cover gel while loading samples: Yes Gel Preparation Stain Type: Acid Blue Applicator Load 1 Applicator Load Enabled: Yes Applicator Load Time (mm:ss): 00:02 Applicator Load Speed (mm / sec): 3 Applicator Load Offset (mm from center): 0 Applicator Load 2 Applicator Load Enabled: Yes Applicator Load Time (mm:ss): 00:02 Applicator Load Speed (mm / sec): 3 Applicator Load Offset (mm from center): 0 Applicator Load 3 Applicator Load Enabled: Yes Applicator Load Time (mm:ss): 00:02 Applicator Load Speed (mm / sec): 3 Applicator Load Offset (mm from center): 0 Applicator Load 4 Applicator Load Enabled: Yes Applicator Load Time (mm:ss): 00:15 Applicator Load Speed (mm / sec): 3 Applicator Load Offset (mm from center): 0 Sample Application Sample Application Enabled: Yes Apply Time (mm:ss): 00:30 Absorption Time (mm:ss): 00:00 Application Offset (mm from center): 0 Proceed to Step III. C.
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Sample Loading. Sample Load Enabled: Yes Tray: SPE 100 Deep 3366-81541031 Volumes: Row 1 Required Volume (µL): 80 Dispense Volume (µL): 100 Row 2 Required Volume (µL): 80 Dispense Volume (µL): 100 Row 3 Required Volume (µL): 80 Dispense Volume (µL): 100 Row 4 Required Volume (µL): 80 Dispense Volume (µL): 100 Row 5 Required Volume (µL): 80 Dispense Volume (µL): 100 Primary Wash Time (sec): 1 Primary Wash Cycles: 0 Secondary Wash Time (sec): 1 Secondary Wash Cycles: 0 Samples per Gel: 100 Lanes per sample: 1 Cover gel while loading samples: Yes Gel Preparation Stain Type: Acid Blue Applicator Load 1 Applicator Load Enabled: Yes Applicator Load Time (mm:ss): 00:02 Applicator Load Speed (mm / sec): 4 Applicator Load Offset (mm from center): -10
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