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This topic lists the required hardware, software, AssayMAP cartridges, labware, and reagents for running the Peptide Cleanup protocol. If you have questions about these items, contact Agilent Customer Service.The following figure and table show the components of the AssayMAP Bravo Platform, which are required for running the AssayMAP protocols.Figure. AssayMAP Bravo Platform components
96AM Wash Station or the later model 96 Channel Wash Station Pump Module 2.0 and two carboys Orbital Shaking Station with Control UnitNote: The white wide-bore chimneys work for both 5-µL and 25-µL cartridges and are standard on wash stations purchased in 2020 onward. The wide-bore chimneys are white plastic, whereas the standard-bore chimneys are a semi-clear plastic. For details, see the 96 Channel Wash Station Maintenance Guide.Optional equipment. You might need the following when preparing the samples and reagents:
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• Microplate sealer, such as the PlateLoc Sealer or equivalent
Agilent VWorks Automation Control Agilent Protein Sample Prep Workbench
For more details about the available cartridges, see the Agilent AssayMAP Bravo Cartridges Selection Guide.
Contains 96 Reversed-Phase (RP-S) cartridges and Labware for In-Solution Digestion: Multiplate and Peptide Cleanup Contains 96 Reversed-Phase (C18) cartridges and Labware for In-Solution Digestion: Multiplate and Peptide Cleanup Note: The labware included in the starter kits are for both the Peptide Cleanup and In-Solution Digestion applications. For the Peptide Cleanup labware requirements, see Labware. For the In-Solution Digestion: Multi-Plate labware requirements, see In‑Solution Digestion: Multi-Plate v1.1 User Guide.
Agilent 201280-100 The following figure shows the nine Bravo deck locations for labware.
Agilent 201280-100 Agilent 201282-100 *For dimensionally equivalent alternatives and other labware details, see the Labware Reference Guide in the Literature Library page of the Protein Sample Prep Workbench.By default, the syringes are rinsed thoroughly with deionized water after completing the protocol to reduce the risk of premature syringe failure. To perform more stringent syringe washing between runs, use the Syringe Wash utility. For details, see Syringe Wash v2.1.