Get Real-time Pcr Sample Drop-off Form

Filling out the Real-time PCR Sample Drop-off Form online is a straightforward process that ensures your samples are properly processed by the Functional Genomics Center. This guide will walk you through each section of the form to facilitate a smooth submission.

Follow the steps to complete the online Real-time PCR Sample Drop-off Form

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Real-time PCR Sample Drop-off Form and open it in your editor.
2. Begin by entering the investigator's (PI) name in the designated field. Ensure that you provide the full name for clarity.
3. Next, input the date when the samples will be dropped off. This is important for tracking and scheduling purposes.
4. Fill in the contact person's name, which may be different from the investigator. This should be the individual responsible for communication.
5. Provide the phone number and email address of the contact person. Accurate contact information is essential for follow-up.
6. Enter the account number associated with your submission. This helps in linking the samples to the correct funding or research initiative.
7. If necessary, include a reference number for billing purposes in the designated field.
8. Complete the billing contact information, ensuring it is correct for invoicing.
9. Specify the sample species in the corresponding field (e.g., human, mouse, etc.) to ensure correct processing.
10. Indicate whether the samples require RNA extraction by selecting 'YES' or 'NO.' If yes, describe the type of sample (e.g., cell pellet, tissue).
11. If the sample is in a lysis buffer, indicate this by answering accordingly.
12. State whether the samples require a Bioanalyzer by selecting 'YES' or 'NO.' If 'YES,' understand that this service verifies RNA integrity before further reactions.
13. Indicate if the samples require Reverse Transcription by selecting 'YES' or 'NO.' If 'YES,' remember that a minimum of 3 ug is required.
14. Enter the sample name in the provided space, ensuring each sample is distinctly labeled.
15. Fill in the FGC name for each sample, followed by the volume and quantity of RNA present.
16. Select the sample type from the internal use options: RNA, cDNA, or gDNA based on your samples.
17. Document the assay(s) that will be run, including details regarding the samples to be assayed and the number of replicates for each sample.
18. In the analysis section, provide information about the control and experimental groups and any specific comparisons needed.
19. Once all fields are complete, review the form for accuracy before finalizing.
20. After confirming all information is correct, save your changes, download the form if needed, print it for your records, or share it as required.

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