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Fully-Automated Method for Purifying PCR* Products using Promega's Wizard
MagneSil* PCR Clean-Up System on the Biomek® FX
Liquid Handling System
**Chad Pittman, ***Graham Threadgill, Ph.D., and **Laura Pajak, Ph.D.
Beckman Coulter, Inc.
**Indianapolis, Indiana and ***Fullerton, California
Brad Larson and Paul Otto
Promega Corporation - www.promega.com
Madison, Wisconsin
Method: BFXMagPCR2Plate.exe

PCR* Purification using the Biomek® FX with a MagnaBot* Separation
Device and Promega's Wizard* MagneSil* PCR* Purification System
**Chad Pittman,**Keith Robey,***Scott Boyer, Ph.D., and **Laura Pajak,
Ph.D.
Beckman Coulter, Inc.
**Indianapolis, Indiana and ***Fullerton, California
Brad Larson and Paul Otto
Promega Corporation - www.promega.com
Madison, Wisconsin
Method: BFXMagPCRPurif.exe

Biomek FX system configuration for both methods:
- Biomek FX software version 2.0 to 2.5
- Hybrid System Multichannel/Span 8
- Can be run on any Biomek FX System Configuration which has a multichannel
pod as the left Bridge
To install the MagneSil PCR Cleanup method on the Biomek FX:
- Download the self-extracting file containing the method and import
file.
- Double click the file to extract.
- Chose a directory to copy the files.
- Open the Biomek FX software.
- Under the File menu chose Open.
- Select the PCR cleanup method.
- If labware definitions are needed follow the additional steps below:
- In the Biomek FX software under the Tools menu choose Import/Export Utility.
- Select Open.
- Select the directory where the import file (.imp) is located and
choose Open.
- Open the Labware folder by clicking the + next to it on the Import
File side.
- Drag and drop the desired setting(s) to the Current Workspace side
of the Import/Export Utility. (Note: Dragging an entire folder will
copy all of the settings in that folder. You will then have the opportunity
of overwriting or not overwriting each individual setting.)
- Continue to import settings using step 4 until all desired settings
are imported.
* 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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