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UltraBio™ Multiple Amplification Mix is a universal multiplex amplification reagent that can be used for constructing multiplex amplicon libraries for microbial/genetic mutation detection. It is compatible with ultra-multiplex amplification, with a primer number range of 1 to 1500, amplicon length range of 100 to 1800 bp, GC content range of 13% to 75%, and a minimum template input amount of 1 ng.
The reagent undergoes strict background microbe quality control to minimize false positives from non-specific amplification.
Rigorous functional validation ensures high stability and reproducibility, making it ideal for NGS-based multiplex targeted amplification in microbial/genetic mutation detection.
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Self-Supplied Materials
1. Instruments
PCR thermal cycler, Pipettes, Magnetic stand, Microcentrifuge, Vortex mixer, Agarose gel electrophoresis system, UV gel imaging system, Agilent Bioanalyzer 2100 (or equivalent).
2. Reagents
Agarose, 1× TAE buffer, Nucleic acid dye, DNA marker, Ampure XP beads (or equivalent), Freshly prepared 80% ethanol, Nuclease-free water.
3. Consumables
1.5 mL microcentrifuge tubes, 0.2 mL PCR tubes, DNase/RNase-free pipette tips.
Protocol
I. Multiplex Amplification & Product Verification
Reagent Preparation
Thaw UltraBio™ Multiplex Amplification Mix on ice.
Vortex briefly and centrifuge before use.
Reaction Setup (10 μL Standard Volume)
| Component | Volume per Reaction | Final Concentration |
| UltraBio™ Multiplex Amplification mix | 2.5 μL | 4x |
| Primer Mix | 1 μL | 20nM (2.5~100nM) |
| Template DNA | X μL | 10ng (1~100ng) |
| Nuclease-free water | Up to10 μL | / |
| Total | 10 μL | / |
Note:
Total reaction volume can be scaled to 10–50 μL (adjust mix proportionally).
Primer concentration and annealing temperature (T) should be optimized for each panel.
Mixing & Centrifugation
Vortex gently and centrifuge briefly to collect liquid.
PCR Cycling Program

*T: Annealing temperature depends on primer panel (optimize empirically).
Cycle number: Adjust based on template input (default: 25 cycles).
Bead Equilibration
Warm Ampure XP beads to room temperature; vortex thoroughly.
Bead Binding
Dilute PCR products to 50 μL with nuclease-free water.
Add 60 μL beads (1.2× ratio), vortex, and incubate 5 min at RT.
Wash Steps
Place tubes on a magnetic stand for 3–5 min; discard supernatant.
Wash twice with 200 μL fresh 80% ethanol (30 sec per wash).
Air-dry beads for 2–3 min until matte.
Elution
Resuspend beads in 22 μL nuclease-free water; incubate 2 min at RT.
Transfer 20 μL supernatant to a new PCR tube.
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