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In order to maintain the utility of our GAIIs, the BioMicro Center has developed methods to run the GA in a lane-wise manner. These methods are not supported by Illumina and we are learning by trial and error. Below are some validation experiments we have done:
In order to maintain the utility of our GAIIs, the BioMicro Center has developed methods to run the GA in a lane-wise manner. These methods are not supported by Illumina and we are learning by trial and error. The partial flowcell effort was lead by [[BioMicroCenter:People|Michael Gravina]] in the BioMicro Center.


== Testing ==
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== Scripts ==
We will soon be publishing the scripts we use on the GAII to run partial flowcells. Keep an eye on this space.

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In order to maintain the utility of our GAIIs, the BioMicro Center has developed methods to run the GA in a lane-wise manner. These methods are not supported by Illumina and we are learning by trial and error. The partial flowcell effort was lead by Michael Gravina in the BioMicro Center.

Testing

Testing lanewise flow Food coloring was loaded in the GAII using one of the standard 50ml conicals and flowed through a used flowcell either 1 lane at a time or 4 lanes at a time.
Food coloring in GAII flowcells
Testing reclustering of the flowcell A single flowcell was subjected to 5 cycles of clustering and sequencing over ~2 weeks and evaluated for various quality parameters. PhiX was used as the test sample. Sequencing reagents were replaced for the 4th sequencing cycle.
Count of clusters across clustering cycles

Intensity of bases across clustering cycles

Base balance at base 10 across clustering cycles

Scripts

We will soon be publishing the scripts we use on the GAII to run partial flowcells. Keep an eye on this space.