eLabNotebook > Nucleic Acid Purification > Plasmid DNA Purification > Promega SV 96 Biomek® NX

Using Beckman Coulter's Biomek®NX Laboratory Automation Workstation for the Purification of High Quality Plasmid DNA

Laura Pajak**, Keith Roby**, Chad Pittman** and Scott Boyer**
Beckman Coulter, Inc.
**Indianapolis, IN and ***Fullerton, CA


Note: These methods have been verified to work by the Beckman Coulter Applications Team. They are provided to you as a recommended template to start to develop methods that meet your particular needs.


Biomek Software v3.x or higher.

Biomek® NX method: BNX-SV96.zip (145 KB)

To install the Promega’s Wizard* SV 96 Plasmid DNA Purification methods on the Biomek® NX:

  • Download the self-extracting archive containing the methods and import files.
  • Double-click the file to extract.
  • Choose a directory to copy the files.
  • Open the Biomek Software program.
  • To import the method, go to the File menu and choose Import.
  • Navigate to the directory where the extract files are located.
  • Select the appropriate file that appears in the Import Method Window and click Open.

If labware and deck definition are needed follow the additional steps below:


- To import labware:

  • To import the labware associated with that method go to the Project menu and select Import Project.

  • Navigate to the directory where the extracted files are located.
  • Select the appropriate file that appears in the Import Project Window and click Open.

- To import the deck:

  • To import the deck associated with that method, go to the Instrument menu and select Import/Export Utility.
  • Click Open.
  • Navigate to the directory where the extracted files are located.
  • Select the appropriate file that appears in the Open Import File Window and click Open.
    Note: This will be the same file that was used to import the labware into the project folder.
  • In the Import File Window select the deck to be imported.
  • Click Import to import the deck.

* All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Where applicable, the PCR process is covered by patents owned by Roche Molecular Systems, Inc., and F. Hoffman-LaRoche, Ltd.

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