Reagent used to dilute denatured libraries and the PhiX control library prior to sequencing.
The HT1 Hybridization Buffer is an Illumina reagent designed for diluting denatured libraries and the PhiX control library to ensure the proper loading concentration for binding to the flow cells. In addition to diluting denatured libraries, the buffer is also used to dilute custom primers before adding to the cluster cartridge.
| Instruments | MiSeq System, NextSeq 550 System, NextSeq 2000 System, NextSeq 1000 System, MiniSeq System, NextSeq 500 System, NovaSeq 6000 System |
|---|---|
| Technology | Sequencing |
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HT1 Buffer
20015892
Includes one, 5-ml tube of reagent for diluting denatured libraries and the PhiX control library prior to sequencing.
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