Create TruSeq Custom Amplicon or TruSeq Amplicon Cancer Panel Sample Plates and Sample Sheets with IEM FOR RESEARCH USE ONLY This quick reference card describes how to use the Illumina® Experiment Manager (IEM) to create a TruSeq® Custom Amplicon or TruSeq Amplicon - Cancer Panel sample plate, as well as create and edit sample sheets compatible with your Illumina sequencer and analysis software. d 7 [Optional] Click the Plate Graphic tab to view the sample ID and index adapter in each well. a If you want to copy an image of your sample plate for use in a presentation or paper, click Copy to Clipboard on the Plate Graphics tab. You can paste the image into any graphics-enabled program, such as Paint, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, and Adobe Photoshop. b If you want to print an image of your sample plate, click Print... on the Plate Graphics tab. 8 Click Finish and save the sample plate file. For more detailed general information on how to use the IEM application and definitions of the sample sheet applications, see the Illumina Experiment Manager User Guide (part # 15031335). NOTE Make sure that you are familiar with the latest version of the Illumina Experiment Manager User Guide (part # 15031335). New or less experienced users are advised to read the guide before using this quick reference card. Create a Sample Plate NOTE A sample plate is not required to generate a sample sheet, but can be useful for organizing samples. 1 Open the IEM software. 2 On the IEM main screen, click Create Sample Plate. 3 On the Sample Prep Kit Selection screen, select TruSeq Amplicon for TruSeq Custom Amplicon or TruSeq Amplicon - Cancer Panel Library Preparation kits and click Next. 4 On the Assay Parameters screen, do the following: a In the Unique Plate Name field, type a name for the sample plate. b In the Index Reads field, select the number of indexes to run for the samples on this plate: 0, 1, or 2. c Click Next. 5 On the Plate Samples screen, click the Table or Plate tab. You can enter information for the wells in your plate using either view. 6 For each well that contains a sample, do the following: a Enter a unique sample ID. b Specify what index adapter you intend use for each index read. c Enter the name of the manifest file Illumina provided for your assay or control, leaving off the .txt file extension part of the file name. Part # 15037154 Rev. D If you want to capture more detailed information about the plate, enter a sample name, project, and description. WARNING The sample plate file must contain the *.amp28.plt file extension. Create a Sample Sheet This section provides instructions for creating a sample sheet for the analysis of MiSeq®, HiSeq®, HiScanSQ™, Genome Analyzer™, or NextSeq™ sequencing data. Create a MiSeq-Compatible Sample Sheet 1 On the IEM main screen, click Create Sample Sheet. 2 On the Instrument Selection screen, select MiSeq and click Next. 3 On the MiSeq Application Selection screen, select the desired category and application for your kit, and then click Next. For TruSeq Amplicon products, the following categories and applications are supported: Category Application Targeted Resequencing TruSeq Amplicon Other FASTQ Only 1 of 3 Create TruSeq Custom Amplicon or TruSeq Amplicon Cancer Panel Sample Plates and Sample Sheets with IEM 4 On the Workflow Parameters screen, do the following: a In the Reagent Cartridge Barcode field, enter the barcode number of the MiSeq reagent cartridge. b c d e f g h In the Index Reads field, select the number of indexes you will run for the samples: 0, 1, or 2. Type an experiment name, investigator name, and description. Select the date. For the FASTQ Only application, select a Paired End or Single Read sequencing run. The TruSeq Amplicon application only allows the Paired End option. Select the number of cycles for each read in your sequencing run, plus 1. Check or uncheck the Workflow-Specific Settings checkboxes, as desired. If you are creating a sample sheet for the TruSeq Amplicon application for TruSeq Amplicon - Cancer Panel, make sure that Use Somatic Variant Caller is checked. It is recommended for use with TruSeq Amplicon - Cancer Panel Library Preparation. Click Next. 5 On the Sample Selection screen, click Select Plate and navigate to a sample plate you created previously. If you have not yet created a sample plate, you can do so now by clicking New Plate. 6 Click Select All to include all wells in this sequencing run or highlight the wells you want to include in this sequencing run. 7 Click Add Selected Samples. 8 [Optional] Click Add Blank Row to add rows and manually enter the sample information. 9 Type a sample name, sample project, and description for each sample. Create a HiSeq-, HiScanSQ-, or Genome AnalyzerCompatible Sample Sheet 1 On the IEM main screen, click Create Sample Sheet. 2 On the Instrument Selection screen, select HiSeq 2500/2000/1000, HiScanSQ, GA and click Next. 3 On the HiSeq Application Selection screen, select the HiSeq FASTQ Only application and then click Next. 4 On the Workflow Parameters screen, do the following: a In the Reagent Kit Barcode field, enter the reagent kit ID from the label of either box 1 or box 2 of the SBS kit. b From the Sample Prep Kit drop-down menu, select TruSeq Amplicon. c In the Index Reads field, select the number of indexes you will run for the samples: 0, 1, or 2. d Type an experiment name, investigator name, and description. e Select the date from the calendar. f Select a Paired End or Single Read sequencing run. g Select the number of cycles for each read in your sequencing run, plus 1. If you are performing a paired-end sequencing run, Illumina recommends performing the same number of cycles in both reads. h Check or uncheck the Workflow-Specific Settings checkboxes, as desired. i Click Next. 5 On the Sample Selection screen, click Select Plate and navigate to the sample plate you created previously. If you have not yet created a sample plate, you can do so now by clicking New Plate. 6 For each lane you are using in the flow cell, do the following: a Click the lane number: 1 through 8 on the sample sheet area of the screen. b Click Select All to include all wells in this sequencing run or highlight the wells you want to include in this sequencing run. c Click Add Selected Samples. d [Optional] Click Add Blank Row to add rows and manually enter the sample information. 7 Type a sample name, sample reference, sample project, and description for each sample in each lane. 8 When the wells and samples for every lane in the flow cell have been defined, click Finish and save the sample sheet file in the desired folder. 10 If you are creating a sample sheet for the TruSeq Amplicon application, do the following: a Enter the name of the Illumina provided Manifest file for your assay or control, leaving off the .txt file extension part of the file name. b Select where the FASTA reference files are saved from the Genome Folder drop-down menu. 11 Click Finish and save the sample sheet file. 12 When prompted, click Yes if you want to review the sample sheet in Microsoft Excel or No to exit the sample sheet wizard without reviewing the sample sheet. 2 of 3 Part # 15037154 Rev. D Create TruSeq Custom Amplicon or TruSeq Amplicon Cancer Panel Sample Plates and Sample Sheets with IEM 9 When prompted, click Yes if you want to review the sample sheet in Microsoft Excel or No to exit the sample sheet wizard without reviewing the sample sheet. 8 When prompted, click Yes if you want to review the sample sheet in Microsoft Excel or No to exit the sample sheet wizard without reviewing the sample sheet. Create a NextSeq-Compatible Sample Sheet Technical Assistance 1 On the IEM main screen, click Create Sample Sheet. 2 On the Instrument Selection screen, select NextSeq and click Next. For questions, see Illumina Experiment Manager on www.illumina.com. If you do not find the information you need there, contact Illumina Technical Support by email or phone. 3 On the NextSeq Application Selection screen, select the NextSeq FASTQ Only application for the GenerateFASTQ workflow, and then click Next. 4 On the Workflow Parameters screen, do the following: a In the Reagent Kit Barcode field, enter the reagent kit ID from the label of either box 1 or box 2 of the SBS kit. b From the Sample Prep Kit drop-down menu, select TruSeq Amplicon. c In the Index Reads field, select . d In the Index Reads field, select the number of indexes you will run for the samples: 0, 1, or 2. e Type an experiment name, investigator name, and description. f Select the date from the calendar. g Select a Paired End or Single Read sequencing run. h Select the number of cycles for each read in your sequencing run, plus 1. If you are performing a paired-end sequencing run, Illumina recommends performing the same number of cycles in both reads. i Check or uncheck the Workflow-Specific Settings checkboxes, as desired. j Click Next. 5 On the Sample Selection screen, click Select Plate and navigate to the sample plate you created previously. If you have not yet created a sample plate, you can do so now by clicking New Plate. a Click Select All to include all wells in this sequencing run or highlight the wells you want to include in this sequencing run. b Click Add Selected Samples. c [Optional] Click Add Blank Row to add rows and manually enter the sample information. 6 Type a sample name, sample reference, sample project, and description for each sample. 7 When the wells and samples have been defined, click Finish and save the sample sheet file in the desired folder. Copyright and Trademarks © 2012–2014 Illumina, Inc. All rights reserved. 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