Technical Resources for Qubit Fluorometers

• Qubit 4 product manual
• Qubit 4 quick reference guide
• Qubit Flex user guide
• Qubit Flex quick reference guide

• Comparison of fluorescence-based quantitation with UV absorbance measurements—Qubit fluorometric quantitation vs. spectrophotometer measurements
• Qubit dsDNA assay specificity in the presence of single-stranded DNA
• Comparison of Quant-iT and Qubit DNA quantification assays for accuracy and precision
• The use of glycogen and GlycoBlue reagent in Qubit DNA and RNA assays as measured on the Qubit Fluorometer
• Qubit Fluorometer vs. Quantus Fluorometer
• Accurate and sensitive protein quantitation—Comparison of the Qubit Protein Assay for the Qubit Fluorometer and other conventional protein assays
• Testing for bias in the Qubit RNA Assay using single- and double-stranded RNA homopolymers
• Qubit RNA IQ Assay: a fast and easy fluorometric RNA quality assessment
• How pipetting choice and volume affect results of nucleic acid quantitation
• Application note: Accurate and precise quantification of up to 8 samples simultaneously using the Qubit Flex Fluorometer

• Qubit RNA IQ Assay for assessment of RNA quality
• Fast and simple fluorescent RNA quality assessment

Q. I already have a Qubit Fluorometer, is Qubit 4 Fluorometer any different?
A. The Qubit 4 Fluorometer employs a large, robust color touch screen for seamless workflow navigation and exports data via WiFi, to a USB drive, or directly to your computer via a USB cable for efficient data management. Also, the instrument can be personalized to show only the frequently used assays, to add new assays, including user-defined assays created with the MyQubit assay design tool, and to display in the language of your choice including English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, simplified Chinese, and Japanese.

Q. Can I use my old Quant-iT Kits labeled “for use with Qubit Fluorometer” with the Qubit 4 Fluorometer?
A. Yes, these kits will work with all Qubit Fluorometers.

Q. How many lines of data can the Qubit Fluorometers store?
A. The Qubit Flex Fluorometer can store up to 10,000 samples' worth of data in a .csv file.
The Qubit 4 and 3.0 Fluorometer can store up to 1,000 samples’ worth of data in a .csv file.
The Qubit 2.0 Fluorometer can store up to 200 lines of data in a .csv file.
The original Qubit Fluorometer can store up to 20 lines of data in a .csv file.

Q. Do I have to use new standards every time?
A. For each assay, you have the choice to run a new calibration or to use the values from the previous calibration. As you first use the instrument, you perform a new calibration each time. As you become familiar with the assays, the instrument, your pipetting accuracy, and significant temperature fluctuations within your laboratory, you can determine the level of comfort you have using the calibration data stored from the last time the instrument was calibrated. We do recommend running a new calibration curve every time you prepare a new working solution.

Q. How long can the diluted standards be saved and reused? What if there is evaporation over time (obvious or not obvious)?
A. The diluted standards can be used for up to three hours if using the same working solution for the samples.

Q. Can Qubit Fluorometric Quantitation quantify plasmids?
A. Yes. Use the Qubit DNA BR assay for a typical plasmid miniprep with lots of DNA (over 50 ng/μL). Use the Qubit DNA HS assay for “plasmid rescue” or methods that yield only small amounts of DNA.

Q. Is there a difference in signal between supercoiled and relaxed DNA?
A. Yes. For supercoiled DNA, we recommend nicking the DNA so it is not supercoiled, or using supercoiled DNA as Standard 2.

Q. Does the Qubit Protein Assay work well in the presence of detergents?
A. It is compatible with very small amounts of detergent. See “Contaminants Tolerated by the Qubit Protein Assay,” Table 2 on page 6 of the Qubit Protein Assay Kit product manual for specific amounts.

Q. How long does the lamp last? How do I change the lamp?
A. There are two LED light sources in the Qubit 2.0, 3.0, 4, and Flex Fluorometers. They are expected to last at least 5 years.

Q. Can I repair my Qubit Fluorometer?
A. No. The warranty will be voided if the instrument is disassembled or a customer has attempted to repair the instrument.

Q. What if my Qubit Fluorometer fails under warranty?
A. We will replace your Invitrogen Qubit Fluorometer. Please contact Technical Support for details.

Q. What kind of tubes do I need to buy?
A. Use thin-wall, clear 0.5 mL PCR tubes such as Qubit assay tubes or Axygen PCR-05-C tubes for the Qubit 4 Fluorometer or prior single-sample models. For the Qubit Flex Fluorometer, use the Qubit Flex Assay tube strips, which come as 8 x 200-µL thin-walled polypropylene tubes with very low fluorescence.

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