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  • Vortex the columns to homogenize the matrix.

  • Check there are no air bubbles. If so, flick or gently spin down the columns until it is free from air bubbles.

  • Place the columns in a 2 ml collection tube in the upright position at least 1 hour before starting the protocol to ensure the matrix sediments well. Alternatively, columns can be placed in the upright position upon receiving the kit or the day before starting the experiment.

  • Open the lid of the column and centrifuge the columns at 1,000 × g.  Do not exceed 1,000 × g! Higher centrifugation speeds can dry out the column and result in suboptimal elution and lower yields.

  • Ensure the matrix is not highly titled in the column. After centrifugation, a titled angle ~30° is expected to be observed. Higher angles may alter the purification ability leading to presence of impurities and / or lower yields. If the angle is too high, we recommend to resuspend the matrix by vortexing and leave the column overnight to sediment before conditioning. If interested, a plate adapter for swing rotors is available to ensure matrix is horizontal and not tilted (Cat. No. XYZ).

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