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B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Symbols
3'-end ( The basic reaction)
3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidine ( 3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidine (TMB))
4-MUP ( 4-Methylumbelliferyl Phosphate (4-MUP))
5'-end ( Solid phase primer)

A
Abbreviations. A list of abbreviation and terms ( A list of abbreviations and terms)
Accelerated storage experiment ( Storage of coated NucleoLink Strips)
Agarose gel. A slab of agarose and buffer used to analyze DNA using gel electrophoresis ( Figure 1)
Alkaline phosphatase ( Alkaline Phosphatase (AP))
• Alkaline phosphatase 4-Methylumbelliferyl phosphate (4-MUP) ( 4-Methylumbelliferyl Phosphate (4-MUP))
• Alkaline phosphatase
A comparison between alkaline phosphatase and HRP in DIAPOPS ( A comparison between alkaline phosphatase and HRP in DIAPOPS)
• Alkaline phosphatase
Activators ( Activators)
• Alkaline phosphatase
Data concerning Alkaline phosphatase (AP) ( Data concerning Alkaline Phosphatase (AP))
• Alkaline phosphatase
Enzyme structure and MW ( Enzyme structure and Mr)
• Alkaline phosphatase
Incubation with Streptavidin-Alkaline Phosphatase conjugate ( Incubation with streptavidin-alkaline phosphatase conjugate)
• Alkaline phosphatase
Inhibitors ( Inhibitors)
• Alkaline phosphatase
Nomenclature ( Nomenclature)
• Alkaline phosphatase
para-Nitro Phenyl Phosphate (pNPP) ( para-Nitro Phenyl Phosphate (pNPP))
• Alkaline phosphatase
pH optimum ( pH optimum)
• Alkaline phosphatase
Storage of 4-MUP substrate solution ( Storage of the 4-MUP dilution)
• Alkaline phosphatase
Substrate specificity, relative rates and Km ( Substrate specificity, relative rates and Km)
• Alkaline phosphatase
Substrates for AP tested in DIAPOPS ( Substrates tested in DIAPOPS)
• Alkaline phosphatase
Temperature ( Temperature )
Amplification (of DNA) ( The basic reaction)
Annealing (in PCR) ( The basic reaction)
AP. Alkaline phosphatase ( Alkaline Phosphatase (AP))
Asymmetric amplification (of DNA) ( Asymmetric amplification)

B
Background ( Background in DIAPOPS)
• Background A case-story of a background problem ( A case story of a background problem)
• Background
Background not coming from solid phase primer ( Background in DIAPOPS)
• Background
Background signal in DIAPOPS originating from the solid phase primer ( Background signal in DIAPOPS)
• Background
Blocking with BR of unspecific binding to the solid phase primer of streptavidin conjugate ( Blocking with BR)
• Background
Blocking with BSA of unspecific binding to the solid phase primer of streptavidin conjugate ( Blocking with BSA)
• Background
Contamination with old PCR products ( Contamination with old PCR products)
• Background
Data from analysis experiment ( Data)
• Background
Lack of blocking in the incubation step in the hybridization detection of the solid phase product ( Lack of blocking in the incubation step in the hybridization detection of the solid phase product.)
• Background
Old substrate ( Old substrate)
• Background
Set-up of analysis experiment ( Set-up of the experiment)
• Background
Unspecific binding to solid phase primer of streptavidin conjugate. A new solid phase primer with the same sequence ( A new solid phase primer with the same sequence)
• Background
Unspecific binding to the solid phase primer of streptavidin conjugate ( Unspecific binding to the solid phase primer of the streptavidin conjugate)
• Background
Unspecifically binding of streptavidin-alkaline phosphatase conjugate ( Unspecifically binding of Streptavidin-alkaline phosphatase conjugate)
• Background
Unsuccessful washing after addition of Streptavidin-enzyme conjugate ( Unsuccessful washing after addition of Streptavidin-enzyme conjugate)
Bands on agarose gel ( Figure 1)
Biotin ( Hybridization detection of solid phase product)
Biotin-labeled solid phase oligonucleotides ( Biotin-labelled solid phase oligonucleotide)
Blank samples ( Introduction)
Blind samples ( Introduction)
Blocking (of NucleoLink Strips) ( Blocking with BSA)
• Blocking Coated NucleoLink Strips before PCR ( Pre-PCR blocking)
• Blocking
Coated NucleoLink Strips. Blocking with BSA ( Blocking with BSA)
• Blocking
Coated NucleoLink Strips. Blocking with Tween 20 ( Blocking with Tween 20)
• Blocking
Coated NucleoLink Strips. DIAPOPS results ( DIAPOPS)
• Blocking
Coated NucleoLink Strips. Difference in BSA blocking conditions ( Difference in BSA blocking conditions)
• Blocking
Coated NucleoLink Strips. Liquid phase PCR product concentration ( Liquid phase PCR products)
BLV. Bovine Leukemia Virus ( BLV)
Bovine Leukemia Virus ( BLV)
BR. Blocking Reagent (Boehringer Mannheim) ( Blocking with BR)
BSA. Bovine Serum Albumin ( DIAPOPS buffer with 10 mg/ml BSA (100 ml))
Buffers ( Preparation of buffers for the DIAPOPS procedure)
• Buffers For amplification ( Buffers for amplification)
• Buffers
For covalent binding of solid phase primer ( Buffers for covalent binding of solid phase primer)
• Buffers
For detection of solid phase product ( Buffers for detection of solid phase product)
• Buffers
Preparation of buffers for the DIAPOPS procedure ( Preparation of buffers for the DIAPOPS procedure)

C
Carbodiimide. See EDC ( EDC coupling reaction)
Carry-over contamination ( Prevention of carry-over)
• Carry-over contamination Isopsoralen ( Isopsoralen)
• Carry-over contamination
Prevention of carry-over contamination by changing the product composition from the template ( Prevention of carry-over by changing the product composition from the template)
• Carry-over contamination
Prevention of carry-over contamination by physical separation of preparation and analysis ( Prevention of carry-over by physical separation of preparation and analysis)
• Carry-over contamination
Prevention of carry-over contamination by UV-irradiation ( Prevention of carry-over by UV-irradiation)
• Carry-over contamination
The solution to a contamination ( The solution to a contamination)
• Carry-over contamination
UNG method ( The UNG method)
• Carry-over contamination
Whole in One and NucleoLink Tape 8 decreases carry-over contamination ( Whole in One and NucleoLink Tape 8 decreases carry-over)
cDNA. Complementary DNA ( cDNA from mRNA coding for rat brain actin)
Coating ( Solid phase primer)
Control samples ( Introduction)
CovaLink. NucleoLink versus CovaLink ( NucleoLink™ versus CovaLink™)

D
Denaturation ( The basic reaction)
Descendant ( Handling EDC in the daily routine)
DIAPOPS ( DIAPOPS introduction)
• DIAPOPS Animation ( DIAPOPS animation)
• DIAPOPS
Lambda-DNA ( -DNA)
• DIAPOPS
A comparison of PCR products in liquid - and solid phase ( A comparison of PCR products in liquid - and solid phase)
• DIAPOPS
A comparison of PCR products in liquid - and solid phase. Data ( Data from a comparison between DIAPOPS and liquid phase product concentration)
• DIAPOPS
A comparison of PCR products in liquid - and solid phase. Difference between normal symmetrical PCR and • DIAPOPS asymmetrically PCR ( Difference between standard symmetrical PCR and asymmetrical PCR)
• DIAPOPS
Applications or systems tested with DIAPOPS ( Systems tested in DIAPOPS)
• DIAPOPS
BLV ( BLV)
• DIAPOPS
cDNA from mRNA coding for rat brain actin ( cDNA from mRNA coding for rat brain actin)
• DIAPOPS
Denaturation of the solid phase product in DIAPOPS ( Analysis of the method for denaturation of the solid phase amplicons after PCR)
• DIAPOPS
Denaturation of the solid phase product in DIAPOPS using hot hybridization washing buffer ( Denaturation after PCR using hot hybridization washing buffer)
• DIAPOPS
Denaturation of the solid phase product in DIAPOPS with NaOH at higher temperature, higher concentration and prolonged soak time in the wash ( Denaturation after PCR with NaOH at higher temperature, higher concentration and prolonged soak time in the wash)
• DIAPOPS
Denaturation of the solid phase product in DIAPOPS. Presently used method ( Presently used method for denaturation after PCR)
• DIAPOPS
Denaturation of the solid phase product in DIAPOPS. Problems with presently used method ( Problems with presently used method for denaturation after PCR )
• DIAPOPS
Detection of cDNA from rat IL2 receptor mRNA ( Detection of cDNA from rat IL2 receptor mRNA)
• DIAPOPS
DIAPOPS liquid phase PCR versus standard symmetric PCR ( DIAPOPS liquid phase PCR versus standard symmetric PCR)
• DIAPOPS
HPV ( HPV)
• DIAPOPS
Introduction ( DIAPOPS introduction)
• DIAPOPS
Introduction. Asymmetric amplification ( Asymmetric amplification)
• DIAPOPS
Introduction. Denaturation of solid phase product ( Denaturation of solid phase product)
• DIAPOPS
Introduction. DIAPOPS advantages ( DIAPOPS advantages)
• DIAPOPS
Introduction. Hybridization detection of solid phase product ( Hybridization detection of solid phase product)
• DIAPOPS
Introduction. Solid phase primer ( Solid phase primer)
• DIAPOPS
Linker. A linker on the 5' - end of the solid phase primer ( A linker on the 5' - end of the solid phase primer)
• DIAPOPS
Linker. DIAPOPS results as a function of a linker in the 5'-end of the solid phase primers ( DIAPOPS results as a function of a linker in the 5'-end of the solid phase primer)
• DIAPOPS
Linker. Number of T's in the poly-T linker ( Number of T's in the poly-T linker)
• DIAPOPS
Linker. Testing of Poly-T linkers ( Testing of Poly-T linkers)
• DIAPOPS
Liquid phase PCR product analysis ( Liquid phase PCR product analysis)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization ( Optimization of DIAPOPS)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. A linker in the 5'-end of the phosphorylated solid phase primer ( A linker in the 5'-end of the solid phase primer)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. BSA blocking of coated NucleoLink Strips before addition of PCR mix ( BSA blocking of coated NucleoLink Strips before addition of PCR mix)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. Cycle time of the PCR program ( Cycle time of the PCR program)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. Different optimal cycle times in separate systems ( Different optimal cycle times in separate systems)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. Hybridization detection of the solid phase PCR product ( Hybridization detection of the solid phase PCR product)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. Primer ratio in the PCR mix for the asymmetric DIAPOPS amplification ( Primer ratio in the PCR mix for the asymmetric DIAPOPS amplification)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. Primer-dimer formation of the solid phase primer ( Primer-dimer formation of the solid phase primer)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. Selection of enzyme/substrate combination for detection of the solid phase product ( Selection of enzyme/substrate combination for detection of the solid phase product)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. Selection of the solid phase primer ( Selection of the solid phase primer)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. Substrates ( Substrates)
• DIAPOPS
Optimization. The importance of using a known template during the optimization ( The importance of using a known template during the optimization)
• DIAPOPS
Phytophtora fragariae ( Phytophtora fragariae)
• DIAPOPS
Procedure ( DIAPOPS Procedure)
• DIAPOPS
Procedure. Amplification ( Amplification)
• DIAPOPS
Procedure. Covalent Binding of Solid Phase Primer ( Covalent Binding of Solid Phase Primer)
• DIAPOPS
Procedure. Detection ( Detection)
• DIAPOPS
Procedure. Rehybridization ( Rehybridization)
• DIAPOPS
Procedure. Wash after detection to prepare for rehybridization or storage ( Wash after detection to prepare for rehybridization or storage)
• DIAPOPS
PVY ( PVY)
• DIAPOPS
Systems tested externally. Addresses ( Addresses)

E
EDC ( EDC)
• EDC EDC activation of the 5'-end phosphate group with carbodiimide ( Activation of the 5'-end phosphate group with carbodiimide)
• EDC
Comparison of EDC from different manufacturers ( Comparison of EDC from different manufacturers)
• EDC
Comparison of EDC from different manufacturers. A list of tested products ( Comparison of EDC from different manufacturers)
• EDC
Coupling reaction ( EDC coupling reaction)
• EDC
EDC from different sources and effect of storage of EDC ( Handling of EDC, EDC from different sources, and effects of EDC storage)
• EDC
Half-life of activated DNA ( Half-life of activated DNA)
• EDC
Handling of EDC in the daily routine ( Handling EDC in the daily routine)
• EDC
Primer binding to the surface ( Binding to the surface)
• EDC
Reaction of the carbodiimide activated DNA with 1-methylimidazole ( Reaction of the carbodiimide activated DNA with 1-methylimidazole)
• EDC
Storage of EDC ( Storage of EDC)
• EDC
The reagent ( EDC)
ELISA readers ( ELISA readers)
Elongation (in PCR) ( The basic reaction)
Enzymes ( Selection of enzyme/substrate combination for detection of the solid phase product).
• Enzymes Alkaline phosphatase ( Alkaline Phosphatase (AP))
• Enzymes
Horse radish peroxidase ( Horse-Radish Peroxidase (HRP))
• Enzymes
Summary of enzymes and substrates tested in DIAPOPS ( Summary of enzymes and substrates tested in DIAPOPS)
Evaporation during incubation ( Evaporation during incubation)

F
False positive results (in PCR and DIAPOPS) ( Factors to check during optimization)
Flushing of the washer when changing washing buffers ( Flushing of the washer when changing washing buffers)
Frames (for NucleoLink) ( The NucleoLink frames)

G
Gel electrophoresis ( Figure 1)
GeNunc modules ( 2.10)

H
Handling of EDC in the daily routine ( Handling EDC in the daily routine)
Heat stability of the bound solid phase primer ( Heat stability of the covalently bound solid phase primer)
Heated lid ( Thermal cyclers)
Horse radish peroxidase ( Horse-Radish Peroxidase (HRP))
• Horse radish peroxidase A comparison between alkaline phosphatase and HRP in DIAPOPS ( A comparison between alkaline phosphatase and HRP in DIAPOPS)
• Horse radish peroxidase
Data concerning horse-radish peroxidase (HRP) ( Data concerning horse-radish peroxidase (HRP))
• Horse radish peroxidase
Substrate: 3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidine (TMB) ( 3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidine (TMB))
Hot-Start (HotStart, Hot Start) ( Hot-Start)
• Hot-Start Commercial approaches to Hot-Start ( Commercial approaches to Hot-Start)
• Hot-Start
In DIAPOPS ( Hot-Start in DIAPOPS)
• Hot-Start
Methods for Hot-Start ( Methods for Hot-Start)
• Hot-Start
Wax overlay ( Wax overlay)
HPV. Humane Papilloma Virus ( HPV)
HRP. Horse Radish Peroxidase ( Horse-Radish Peroxidase (HRP))
Hybridization ( Hybridization detection of solid phase product)

I
IL2. Interleukin 2 ( Detection of cDNA from rat IL2 receptor mRNA)
Incubation Buffer and pH of buffer during covalent binding ( Incubation Buffer and pH of buffer)
Index to NucleoLink Application Guide ( INDEX)
Inhibition (of PCR) ( Special substances for control of specificity in PCR)

K
Km ( Enzyme structure and Mr)

L
Lambda-DNA ( -DNA)
Limit of detection (in PCR and DIAPOPS) ( General PCR introduction)
Linker ( DIAPOPS results as a function of a linker in the 5'-end of the solid phase primer)
• Linker A linker on the 5' - end of the solid phase primer ( A linker on the 5' - end of the solid phase primer)
• Linker
DIAPOPS results as a function of a linker in the 5'-end of the solid phase primers ( DIAPOPS results as a function of a linker in the 5'-end of the solid phase primer)
• Linker
Number of T's in the poly-T linker ( Number of T's in the poly-T linker)
• Linker
Testing of Poly-T linkers ( Testing of Poly-T linkers)
Liquid phase PCR products ( A comparison of PCR products in liquid - and solid phase)
Lysis ( Table 1)

M
MeIm. Methyl Imidazole ( Reaction of the carbodiimide activated DNA with 1-methylimidazole)
Melting of DNA. Denaturation ( The basic reaction)
Methods for measuring the amount of solid phase bound oligonucleotides ( Methods for measuring the amount of solid phase bound oligonucleotides)
MW Molecular weight ( Enzyme structure and Mr)
mRNA. Messenger RNA ( cDNA from mRNA coding for rat brain actin)

N
Negative samples ( Introduction)
NNI. Nalge Nunc International
NucleoLink Strips ( Whole in One with NucleoLink™ Strips)
• NucleoLink Strips Application ( Application)
• NucleoLink Strips
Autoclaving ( Autoclaving)
• NucleoLink Strips
Binding ( Binding)
• NucleoLink Strips
Can oil be used if the thermal cycler does not have a heated lid? ( Can oil be used if the thermal cycler does not have a heated lid?)
• NucleoLink Strips
Detection systems ( DIAPOPS)
• NucleoLink Strips
DIAPOPS ( DIAPOPS)
• NucleoLink Strips
Emptying the NucleoLink Strips ( Emptying the NucleoLink Strips)
• NucleoLink Strips
Evaporation during incubation ( Evaporation during incubation)
• NucleoLink Strips
Features ( Features)
• NucleoLink Strips
Format ( Format)
• NucleoLink Strips
General handling of NucleoLink Strips in DIAPOPS ( General handling of NucleoLink Strips in DIAPOPS)
• NucleoLink Strips
General handling. Tools for washing ( Tools for washing)
• NucleoLink Strips
Handling NucleoLink Strips using the DIAPOPS technique ( Handling NucleoLink™ Strips using the DIAPOPS technique)
• NucleoLink Strips
Heat resistance of NucleoLink Strips ( Heat resistance of NucleoLink Strips)
• NucleoLink Strips
Heat transfer to the inside of the NucleoLink Strips ( Heat transfer to the inside of the NucleoLink Strips)
• NucleoLink Strips
How is NucleoLink packed? ( How is NucleoLink packed ?)
• NucleoLink Strips
Inserting and removing of NucleoLink Strips from thermal cyclers ( Inserting and removing NucleoLink Strips from thermal cyclers)
• NucleoLink Strips
Instrumentation ( Instrumentation)
• NucleoLink Strips
Introduction to Amplification and Detection ( Amplification and Detection in the Same Well)
• NucleoLink Strips
Introduction to the DIAPOPS technique ( The DIAPOPS Technique)
• NucleoLink Strips
NucleoLink versus CovaLink ( NucleoLink™ versus CovaLink™)
• NucleoLink Strips
Physical stability and form of the NucleoLink Strips ( Physical facts about the NucleoLink Strips)
• NucleoLink Strips
Principle of DIAPOPS ( Principle of DIAPOPS)
• NucleoLink Strips
Product Guide ( Product Information NucleoLink™ Strips)
• NucleoLink Strips
Product information ( Product information)
• NucleoLink Strips
Quality control ( Quality Control)
• NucleoLink Strips
Reduced risk of contamination ( Reduced risk of contamination)
• NucleoLink Strips
References ( References)
• NucleoLink Strips
Removal of tape from NucleoLink Strips ( Removal of tape from NucleoLink Strips)
• NucleoLink Strips
Sealing of NucleoLink Strips during DIAPOPS and storage ( Sealing of NucleoLink Strips during DIAPOPS and storage)
• NucleoLink Strips
Shape and volume of the NucleoLink Strips ( Shape and volume of NucleoLink Strips)
• NucleoLink Strips
Simplified manipulation ( Simplified Manipulation)
• NucleoLink Strips
Strips ( Product Information NucleoLink™ Strips)
• NucleoLink Strips
The NucleoLink frames ( The NucleoLink frames)
• NucleoLink Strips
The term: Wash three times ( The term: Wash three times)
• NucleoLink Strips
Use of GeNunc Tape 48 during thermal cycling ( Use of GeNunc Tape 48 during thermal cycling)
• NucleoLink Strips
Volume of washing liquid ( Volume of washing liquid)
• NucleoLink Strips
Whole in One with NucleoLink Strips ( Whole in One with NucleoLink™ Strips)

O
Oligonucleotides ( General handling of oligonucleotides)
• Oligonucleotides Daily use of oligonucleotides ( Daily use of oligonucleotide)
• Oligonucleotides
General handling ( General handling of oligonucleotides)
• Oligonucleotides
How should oligonucleotides be diluted? ( How should the oligonucleotide be diluted?)
• Oligonucleotides
Storage of oligonucleotides ( Storage of oligonucleotides)
Optimization ( Optimization of DIAPOPS)
Optimization of covalent binding of the solid phase primer ( Results from optimization of the procedure for covalent binding of the solid phase primer to the surface of NucleoLink)

P
Para-Nitro Phenyl Phosphate (pNPP) ( para-Nitro Phenyl Phosphate (pNPP))
PCR* ( General PCR introduction)
• PCRAnimation ( Animation)
• PCR
Blocking reagent (BR) ( Blocking Reagent (BR))
• PCR
Blocking reagents added to the PCR mix ( Blocking reagents added to the PCR mix)
• PCR
BSA ( BSA)
• PCR
Factors to check during optimization ( Factors to check during optimization)
• PCR
Factors to optimize ( Factors to optimize)
• PCR
General PCR introduction ( General PCR introduction)
• PCR
Milky white PCR liquid in DIAPOPS after thermal cycling ( Milky white PCR liquid in DIAPOPS after thermal cycling)
• PCR
Optimization ( Optimization of PCR)
• PCR
PCR mix ( PCR mix)
• PCR
PCR product ( General PCR introduction)
• PCR
Problems with traditional detection of PCR products ( Problems with traditional detection of PCR products)
• PCR
Special substances for control of specificity in PCR ( Special substances for control of specificity in PCR)
• PCR
The basic reaction ( The basic reaction)
• PCR
The normal chemistry of the PCR with regard to specificity control ( The normal chemistry of the PCR with regard to specificity control)
• PCR
Traditional detection of PCR products ( Traditional detection of PCR products)
• PCR • Traditional detection of PCR products A high workload ( A high workload)
• PCR
• Traditional detection of PCR products Differentiation between weakly positive and negative reaction ( Differentiation between weakly positive and negative reactions)
• PCR
• Traditional detection of PCR products Limit of detection ( Limit of detection)
• PCR
• Traditional detection of PCR products Verification of the amplified product ( Verification of the amplified product)
PE. Perkin Elmer ( Figure 3)
Phosphorylation (of the DNA 5'-end) ( Phosphorylation of the solid phase primer)
Phytophtora fragariae ( Phytophtora fragariae)
Plasmid ( The importance of using a known template during the optimization)
Plate-reader ( ELISA readers)
pNPP. Para-Nitro Phenyl Phosphate ( para-Nitro Phenyl Phosphate (pNPP))
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) ( General PCR introduction)
Pre-Incubation ( Figure 1)
Primer (in PCR) ( The basic reaction)
• Primer A linker on the solid phase primer in DIAPOPS ( A linker on the solid phase primer in DIAPOPS)
• Primer
Binding to the NucleoLink surface ( Binding to the surface)
• Primer
Hybridization of the 3'-end ( Hybridization of the 3'-end of the primer)
• Primer
Length ( Primer length)
• Primer
Length of PCR product ( Length of PCR product)
• Primer
Melting temperature ( Melting temperature)
• Primer
Minimal primer-dimer formation ( Minimal primer-dimer formation)
• Primer
Primer-dimer (in PCR) ( Minimal primer-dimer formation)
• Primer
Selection of primers for PCR and DIAPOPS ( Selection of primers for PCR and DIAPOPS)
• Primer
Self-complementarity ( Self-complementarity)
• Primer
Specificity of the selected sequences ( Specificity of the sequence selected)
• Primer
Target sequence ( Target sequence)
Primer-dimer (in PCR) ( Minimal primer-dimer formation)
Probe ( Hybridization detection of solid phase product)
• Probe AP labeled probe ( AP labelled probe)
• Probe
AP labeled probe. Overnight hybridization ( Overnight hybridization)
• Probe
Biotinylated probes ( Biotinylated probes)
• Probe
Concentration and probe labeling in DIAPOPS ( Probe concentration and probe labelling in DIAPOPS)
• Probe
Daily use of probes ( Daily use of oligonucleotide)
• Probe
General handling ( General handling of oligonucleotides)
• Probe
How should probes be diluted? ( How should the oligonucleotide be diluted?)
• Probe
Probe labeled with a fluorescent tags ( Probe labelled with fluorescent tags)
• Probe
Storage of probes ( Storage of oligonucleotides)
Product (PCR) ( General PCR introduction)
Publications
• Publications Detection of immobilized amplicons by ELISA-like techniques. Oroskar,A.A. et al. ( DETECTION OF IMMOBILIZED AMPLICONS BY ELISA-LIKE TECHNIQUES)
• Publications
NucleoLink and TopYield Strips as traditional amplification tubes in commercial thermal cyclers. TechNote vol. 3 No. 19 ( 19)
• Publications
NucleoLink versus CovaLink surfaces. TechNote vol. 3 No. 17 ( 17)
• Publications
Quality control of NucleoLink Strips. TechNote vol. 3 No. 16 ( 16)
• Publications
Thermal profiles of liquid in NucleoLink and TopYield Strips. TechNote vol. 3 No. 18 ( 18)
PVY. Potato Virus Y ( PVY)

Q
Questionnaire ( Questionnaire)

R
Radioactive-labeled oligonucleotides ( Radioactively-labelled oligonucleotides)
Reference list ( Reference list)
Rehybridization (In DIAPOPS) ( Rehybridization to the solid phase PCR product)
• Rehybridization Data ( Rehybridizations)
• Rehybridization
Optimization of the hybridization conditions ( Optimization of the hybridization conditions)
• Rehybridization
Reasons for rehybridization ( Reasons for rehybridization)
• Rehybridization
To the solid phase PCR product ( Rehybridization to the solid phase PCR product)
• Rehybridization
Variation in rehybridization data ( Variations in rehybridization data)
• Rehybridization
Verification of the first hybridization results ( Optimization of the hybridization conditions)
Removal of tape from NucleoLink Strips ( Removal of tape from NucleoLink Strips)

S
Salmonella ( Salmonella.)
Sealing ( Sealing of NucleoLink Strips during DIAPOPS and storage)
Selection of primers for PCR and DIAPOPS ( Selection of primers for PCR and DIAPOPS)
Selectivity (in PCR) ( Animation)
Self-complementarity ( Self-complementarity)
Sensitivity (in PCR) ( Animation)
Shape of NucleoLink Strips ( Shape and volume of NucleoLink Strips)
Soak-time (in DIAPOPS) ( The term: Wash three times)
Solid phase primer (in DIAPOPS) ( Solid phase primer)
• Solid phase primer A mix of hybridization probes for detection of the solid phase primer ( A mix of hybridization probes)
• Solid phase primer
Analysis of the heat-stability of the solid phase primer ( Analysis of the heat-stability of the covalently bound solid phase primer)
• Solid phase primer
Biotin-labeled solid phase oligonucleotides ( Biotin-labelled solid phase oligonucleotide)
• Solid phase primer
Concentration of the phosphorylated oligonucleotide during covalent binding ( Concentration of the phosphorylated oligonucleotide)
• Solid phase primer
Correlation between the number of solid phase primers and the DIAPOPS signal ( Correlation between the number of solid phase primers and the DIAPOPS signal)
• Solid phase primer
Determination of purity and concentration: OD260 and OD280 ( Determination of purity and concentration: OD260 and OD280)
• Solid phase primer
EDC concentration in the covalent binding ( EDC concentration in the covalent binding)
• Solid phase primer
Extra addition of EDC during covalent binding ( Extra addition of EDC during incubation)
• Solid phase primer
Heat stability of the bound solid phase primer ( Heat stability of the covalently bound solid phase primer)
• Solid phase primer
Hybridization with a labeled probe to the solid phase oligonucleotide ( Hybridization with a labelled probe to the solid phase bound oligonucleotide)
• Solid phase primer
Incubation Buffer and pH of buffer during covalent binding ( Incubation Buffer and pH of buffer)
• Solid phase primer
Incubation during the covalent binding with or without shaking ( Incubation during the covalent binding with or without shaking)
• Solid phase primer
Measurement of the number of solid phase primers, and the relationship to the solid phase amplification ( Measurement of the amount of solid phase oligonucleotide, and the relationship to the solid phase DNA amplification)
• Solid phase primer
Methods for measuring the amount of solid phase bound oligonucleotides ( Methods for measuring the amount of solid phase bound oligonucleotides)
• Solid phase primer
Optimization of covalent binding of the solid phase primer ( Results from optimization of the procedure for covalent binding of the solid phase primer to the surface of NucleoLink)
• Solid phase primer
Phosphorylation of the solid phase primer ( Phosphorylation of the solid phase primer)
• Solid phase primer
Preheating of the coated NucleoLink Strips before hybridization detection of the solid phase primer ( Preheating of the coated NucleoLink Strips)
• Solid phase primer
Procedure for phosphorylation of the 5'-end of the primer ( Phosphorylation of the 5'-end of the primer)
• Solid phase primer
Radioactive-labeled oligonucleotides ( Radioactively-labelled oligonucleotides)
• Solid phase primer
Reagents for phosphorylation procedure ( Reagents)
• Solid phase primer
Stability analysis of the primer and EDC mix ( Stability analysis of the primer and EDC mix)
• Solid phase primer
Stability of the mix of primer and EDC in different buffers ( Results from stability studies on the mix of primers and EDC before addition to the NucleoLink Strips)
• Solid phase primer
Temperature of incubation during the covalent binding ( Temperature of incubation during the covalent binding)
• Solid phase primer
Temperature of incubation during the covalent binding. Selection of 50ºC ( Selection of 50ºC)
• Solid phase primer
The importance of controlling the EDC concentration in the covalent binding ( The importance of controlling the EDC concentration)
• Solid phase primer
Time of incubation during the covalent binding ( Time of incubation during the covalent binding)
Solid phase product ( Solid phase primer)
Spacer plate ( Spacer Plate)
Spacer plate. Figure ( Picture 13)
Specificity (in PCR) ( General PCR introduction)
Stability analysis of the primer and EDC mix ( Stability analysis of the primer and EDC mix)
Storage of 4-MUP substrate solution ( Storage of the 4-MUP dilution)
Storage of NucleoLink Strips ( Storage of NucleoLink Strips)
• Storage of NucleoLink Strips Accelerated storage experiment with BSA blocking before storage ( Accelerated storage experiment with BSA blocking before storage)
• Storage of NucleoLink Strips
Accelerated storage experiment without BSA blocking before storage ( Accelerated storage experiment without BSA blocking before storage)
• Storage of NucleoLink Strips
Coated NucleoLink Strips ( Storage of coated NucleoLink Strips)
• Storage of NucleoLink Strips
Coated NucleoLink Strips with liquid ( Storage with liquid)
• Storage of NucleoLink Strips
Coated NucleoLink Strips without liquid ( Storage without liquid)
• Storage of NucleoLink Strips
Direct hybridization detection data after long-term storage at 4ºC of NucleoLink Strips coated with various solid phase primers ( )
• Storage of NucleoLink Strips
NucleoLink Strips after PCR with immobilized amplicons ( Storage of NucleoLink Strips after PCR with immobilized amplicons)
• Storage of NucleoLink Strips
PCR and DIAPOPS results after long-term storage of coated Strips at 4ºC ( PCR and DIAPOPS results after long-term storage of coated Strips at 4ºC)
• Storage of NucleoLink Strips
Sealing during storage ( Sealing during storage)
• Storage of NucleoLink Strips
Uncoated NucleoLink Strips ( Storage of uncoated NucleoLink Strips)
Storage of oligonucleotides ( Storage of oligonucleotides)
Streptavidin ( Hybridization detection of solid phase product)
Strip (NucleoLink) ( Picture 1)
Substrate ( Substrates tested in DIAPOPS)
• Substrate Summary of enzymes and substrates tested in DIAPOPS ( Summary)
Symmetric DNA amplification (in PCR). A PCR where the concentrations of the two primers are equal ( Asymmetric amplification)

T
Tape 48 ( Sealing of NucleoLink Strips during DIAPOPS and storage)
Tape 8 ( Picture 5)
Taq-polymerase ( PCR mix)
Target sequence (in PCR) ( Target sequence)
Temperature of incubation during the covalent binding ( Temperature of incubation during the covalent binding)
Template DNA (in PCR) ( The basic reaction)
Terms. A list of abbreviation and terms ( A list of abbreviations and terms)
Thermal cyclers ( Thermal cyclers)
• Thermal cyclers With heated lid ( Thermal cyclers with heated lid)
• Thermal cyclers
Without heated lid ( Thermal cycler without heated lid)
TMB. 3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidine ( 3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidine (TMB))
TopYield Strips ( 19)
Tween 20 ( DIAPOPS buffer: 100 mM TRIS-HCl (pH 7.5), 150 mM NaCl, and 0.1 Tween 20)

U
UNG. Uracil N-Glycosylase ( The UNG method)
Uracil N-Glycosylase ( The UNG method)

V
Verification of the first hybridization results ( Optimization of the hybridization conditions)
Vmax ( pH optimum)
Volume of NucleoLink Strips ( Shape and volume of NucleoLink Strips)
Volume of washing liquid ( Volume of washing liquid)

W
Washing (of NucleoLink Strips) ( The washing steps in the DIAPOPS procedure)
• Washing After addition of Enzyme conjugate ( Wash after addition of enzyme conjugate)
• Washing
After binding the solid phase primer to the surface of the NucleoLink Strips ( Wash after binding of the solid phase primer to the surface of the NucleoLink Strips)
• Washing
After hybridization ( Wash after hybridization)
• Washing
After PCR ( Wash after PCR)
• Washing
Flushing of the washer when changing washing buffers ( Flushing of the washer when changing washing buffers)
• Washing
The term: Wash three times ( The term: Wash three times)
• Washing
The washing steps in the DIAPOPS procedure ( The washing steps in the DIAPOPS procedure)
• Washing
Volume of washing liquid ( Volume of washing liquid)

*The Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) process is covered by US patents owned by Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc and F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd.