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How to fill out the Printable Lab Tracking Form online
Filling out the Printable Lab Tracking Form accurately is crucial for effective lab tracking and data management. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions tailored to help users complete the form online with ease and confidence.
Follow the steps to fill out the Printable Lab Tracking Form online:
- Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in an online editor.
- Start by entering the flow cell information in the designated space. Ensure you enter the run folder clearly and accurately.
- Input the start date of the run in the provided field. Use the date format prescribed by your institution.
- Specify the instrument name that will be used for the sequencing. This is crucial for tracking specific equipment.
- Select the flow cell type by checking the appropriate box for either single-read or paired-end.
- Choose the run type based on your sequencing needs: single-read run or multiplexed options for both single-read and paired-end.
- Enter the flow cell gasket package ID in the respective field and ensure it matches the package you are using.
- Complete the template and primer section by providing the HT1 lot number and the concentration of the template.
- List the lot numbers for any kits being used, making sure to include the kit ID and verify the storage conditions.
- Fill out the rack position for each reagent used, detailing their respective lot numbers.
- Document the weights of single read and paired-end cluster reagents, including weight before and after the run.
- Complete the sections on post-run maintenance and water wash delivery, specifying the expected and delivered volumes.
- Finally, provide your name, date, and signature in the sign-off section to validate the completion of the form.
Complete your forms online today to streamline your lab tracking process.
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