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HPV28 Detection
(Cat. No. HP7S00X)
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Anyplex
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II HPV28 Detection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
NOTICES
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INTENDED USE
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BACKGROUND INFORMATION
REAGENTS
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PROTOCOL -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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RESULTS
TROUBLESHOOTING
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PERFORMANCE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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REFERENCES
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EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS
ORDERING INFORMATION
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NOTICES
This product can be used for IVD(In Vitro Diagnostics) purposes in EU as the IVD CE Mark
is reviewed by EU Directive(98/79/EC), but should be used for RUO(Research Use only)
purposes in other countries.
If this product is used with MICROLAB NIMBUS IVD and MICROLAB STARlet, maximum 5
separate runs.
This test has been validated for the following specimen types: cervical swab and
liquid based cytology specimens. This test has not been validated for any other types of
specimens.
Store DNA samples at -70 until use and keep on ice during use.
The sensitivity of an assay may decrease if samples are repeatedly frozen/thawed or stored
for a longer period of time.
Reliability of the results depends on adequate specimen collection, transport, storage and
processing procedure.
Always wear disposable gloves in each area and change them before entering different
areas. Change gloves immediately if contaminated or treat them with DNA decontaminating
reagent.
Dedicate supplies and equipment to the separate working areas and do not move them
from one area to another.
Do not eat, drink or smoke in laboratory work areas. Wear disposable powder-free gloves,
laboratory coats and eye protections when handling specimens and reagents. Wash hands
thoroughly after handling specimens and test reagents.
Avoid contamination of reagents when removing aliquots from reagent tubes. The use of
sterile aerosol resistant disposable pipette tips is recommended.
Do not pool reagents from different lots or from different tubes of the same lot.
Please be careful not to contaminate reagents with extracted nucleic acids, PCR products,
and positive control. To prevent the contamination of reagents, the use of filter tips is
recommended.
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Prepare and use a different pipette set for each of the following areas: Nucleic acid
extraction, reagent mixing, nucleic acid template addition, and PCR product addition.
Only at the designated space, open the reaction tubes or strips after the amplification, to
avoid contamination with amplicon.
INTENDED USE
The Anyplex
TM
The Anyplex
TM
II HPV28 Detection assay consist of two PCR reaction(A set and B set).
A set is a multiplex assay that permits the simultaneous amplification of target DNA of 14 highrisk human papillomaviruses.
B set is a multiplex assay that permits the simultaneous amplification of target DNA of 5 highrisk and 9 low-risk human papillomaviruses.
Category
A set
B set
Types
14 high-risk HPV types
(16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59, 66, 68)
5 high-risk HPV types(26, 53, 69, 73, 82)
9 low-risk HPV types(6, 11, 40, 42, 43, 44, 54, 61, 70)
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HPV28 Detection is a multiplex real-time PCR assay that permits the simultaneous
amplification, detection and differentiation of target nucleic acids of 19 high-risk HPV types(16,
18, 26, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 53, 56, 58, 59, 66, 68, 69, 73, 82) and 9 low-risk HPV types(6,
11, 40, 42, 43, 44, 54, 61, 70) as well as Internal Control(IC).
In PCR, efficiency can be reduced by inhibitors that may be present in the clinical specimens.
An Internal Control(IC) is incorporated into the product as an endogenous whole process
control in order to monitor nucleic acid isolation, and to check for possible PCR inhibition. The
IC is co-amplified with the target nucleic acids within the clinical specimens. The Anyplex
TM
II
HPV28 Detection uses Human house-keeping gene as an endogenous IC which can ensure
purification of DNA, verification of PCR reaction and clarification of cell adequacy from each
specimen.
The Uracil-DNA glycosylase(UDG)d-UTP system is employed in the Anyplex
TM
II HPV28
Detection. The UDG-dUTP system is commonly use when performing PCR to eliminate
amplicon carry-over using UDG excises uracil residues from DNA by cleaving the N-glycosylic
bond.
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2. Procedure Overview
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BACKGROUD INFORMATION
Human Papilloma Virus(HPV) infection is linked with cervical cancer. HPV can be divided into
high-risk(HR) and low-risk(LR) groups on the basis of their association with cervical lesions.
Therefore, it is very important to know which type of HPV is infected in patients to prevent
cancer development and transmission of disease. Currently, commercially available major
products to diagnose HPV are based on probe-hybridization method to detect and/or genotype
HPV. However, main defect of the probe-hybridization based methods are high false positive
rate due to cross-reactivity between probes and various kinds of viral DNA or PCR amplicons
used for hybridization. Here we are introducing an innovative HPV detection/genotyping assay
system which amplifies only specific targets without any cross reactivity and is automated in
detection using real-time PCR method. Eventually the Anyplex
TM
specifically detects true HPV and accurately genotypes them. It also contains endogenous
Internal Control to check any inhibition that might occur during PCR reaction.
Cervical cancer, which progresses from the precancerous stage to invasive cancer, has 7-20
years of precancerous stage; consequently early diagnosis is possible when HPV infection is
suspected. High-risk HPV group may lead to the development of cervical cancer; especially,
HPV16 and 18 are associated with 70% of cervical cancer case. On the other hands, low-risk
HPV group including HPV6 and 11 may cause genital warts. Anyplex
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identify 19 high-risk HPV types including HPV16 and 18 and also detect for 9 low-risk HPV
types such as HPV6 and 11 at the same time.
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REAGENTS
The reagents contained in one set are sufficient for 100 determinations.
Anyplex
TM
HP7S00X).
Contents
Volume
Description
4X HPV28 A TOM
500 L
4X HPV28 B TOM
500 L
4X Anyplex
PCR Master Mix
(with UDG)
500 L
X2
- DNA polymerase
- Uracil-DNA glycosylase(UDG)
- Buffer containing dNTPs
HPV28 PC1
100 L
Positive Control(PC) :
- Mixture of pathogen clones
HPV28 PC2
100 L
Positive Control(PC) :
- Mixture of pathogen clones
HPV28 PC3
100 L
Positive Control(PC) :
- Mixture of pathogen clones
RNase-free Water
1,000 L
X2
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components are stable under recommended storage conditions until the expiry date stated on
the label. Repeated thawing and freezing should be avoided, as this may reduce the sensitivity.
If the reagents are to be used only intermittently, they should be frozen in aliquots.
Ice Maker
Desktop centrifuge
Vortex mixer
CFX96
Low-Profile 0.2 mL 8-Tube Strips without Caps(white color, Cat. No. TLS0851, Bio-Rad)
TM
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PROTOCOL
1. Specimen Collection, Storage, and Transport
Note: All samples have to be treated as potentially infectious materials. Only those sample
materials are permitted, which are collected, transported and stored attending strictly the
following rules and instructions :
Note: To ensure a high sample quality, the specimens should be transported as fast as possible.
The specimens have to be transported at the indicated temperature conditions.
A.
Specimen Collection
Follow the manufacturers instructions for collecting cervical cell specimens into ThinPrep
or SurePath
TM
media.
Manufacturer
Cat. No.
COPAN
606CS01L*
* If you would like to purchase the above products from Seegene, Inc., please use this Cat. No.
Leave the swab in the culture transport medium. Close and label the sample container.
Stick closely to the instructions given for storage and transport.
Please follow a recommended protocol to collect columnar and squamous epithelium cells
after removal of the cervical mucus.
B.
Specimen Storage
The sensitivity of an assay may decrease if samples are repeatedly frozen/thawed or stored for a
longer period of time.
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for up to 2 weeks.
Note: The specimens should be extracted to nucleic acid as quickly as possible.
If the swab specimens are not processed directly after their receipt in the laboratory, they have
to be stored at 2 ~ 8 and have to be processed within seven days.
C.
Specimen Transport
TM
The supernatant has to be discarded. Afterwards, the recommend volume(200 ~ 450 L, See
Recommended Vol. of 2-C, D) should be resuspended in 1X PBS by vortexing thoroughly
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to redissolve.
Note: Process pre-treatment step using lysis buffer in extraction kit not 1X PBS if the samples are
TM
collected in SurePath
For cervical swab specimens which contain a swab in the culture transport media specimens
should be mixed by vortexing.
The caps from specimen tubes have to be removed carefully to avoid contaminations. Any
excess mucus in the specimen should be removed at this time by collecting it on the swab.
Any residual liquid from the mucus and the swab should then be expressed by pressing the
swab against the slide of the tube. Finally the swab and the mucus should be removed and
discarded.
Manufacturer
Cat. No.
QIAGEN
51304
Specimen: 200 L
Elution: 50 L
Ribo_spin vRD**
(Viral RNA/DNA Extraction Kit)
GeneAll
302-150
SG1701***
Specimen: 200 L
Elution: 50 L
Recommended Vol.
* Process lysis step using 180 L of ATL buffer instead of AL buffer in case of SurePath
**Ribo_spin vRD kit is not compatible with SurePath
TM
TM
media.
media.
*** If you would like to purchase the above products from Seegene, Inc., please use this Cat. No.
Manufacturer
Cat. No.
Hamilton
65415-02*
STARMag 96 Tissue
Seegene
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Seegene
744300.4.
205875
744300.4.
TC384
Recommended Vol.
Specimen: 450 L
Elution: 100 L
Specimen: 450 L
Elution: 100 L
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* If you would like to purchase the above products from Seegene, Inc., please use this Cat. No.
Manufacturer
Cat. No.
MICROLAB STARlet
Hamilton
173000-075*
STARMag 96 Tissue
Seegene
744300.4.
205875
744300.4.
Seegene
TC384
Recommended Vol.
Specimen: 450 L
Elution: 100 L
Specimen: 450 L
Elution: 100 L
* If you would like to purchase the above products from Seegene, Inc., please use this Cat. No.
D-3. SEEPREP12
TM
Manufacturer
Cat. No.
SEEPREP12
NorDiag
SPN1200*
NorDiag
SPN1004*
Recommended Vol.
Specimen: 240 L
Elution: 60 L
* If you would like to purchase the above products from Seegene, Inc., please use this Cat. No.
Add 10 L of proteinase K(20 mg/mL) to each appropriately labeled sterile 1.5 mL sample
tube.
Transfer 240 L of specimen to the tube containing 10 L of proteinase K, mix by flicking the
tube gently.
In the Select sample volume menu, press 250 L. And in Select elution volume, press 60
TM
main menu.
L.
After all steps are completed, close the door and start the run.
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E. Summary
QIAGEN
Swab
GeneAll
SEEPREP12
NIMBUS/STARlet
ENAT
ThinPrep
O3
O4
LBC
SurePath
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TM
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5 L
5 L
5 L
RNase-free Water
5 L
20 L
Note: Calculate the necessary amount of each reagent needed based on the number of
reactions(samples + controls).
Note: Use a new sterile pipette tip for each sample.
Note: For Negative Control, use 5 L of RNase-free Water instead of samples nucleic acid.
Note: For Positive Control, use 5 L of each HPV28 PC1, PC2 and PC3.
Note: Please be careful not to cross-contaminate the PCR Mastermix and samples with the
Positive Control.
Note: Do not label the cap of the reaction tubes as fluorescence is detected through the cap.
Positive Control
There are three Positive Control tubes included in the kit; HPV28 PC1, PC2 and PC3.
Each PC includes clones for 5 targets in A set(14 types of high risk and IC) and 5 targets in B
set(5 types of high risk, 9 types of low risk and IC).
Note: To run the Positive Control reaction, prepare three PCR tubes for each set, six PCR tubes
in total;
For A set, first tube with PC1, second tube with PC2 and third tube with PC3.
For B set, first tube wz`ith PC1, second tube with PC2 and third tube with PC3.
(See RESULTS)
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FAM
HEX
Quas ar 670
Quas ar 705
66
45
58
51
59
16
33
39
52
IC
35
18
56
68
31
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
16
FAM
HEX
Quas ar 670
Quas ar 705
26
69
73
42
82
53
43
54
70
IC
61
44
40
11
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
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1. CFX96
1.1.
TM
Note:
TM
The CFX96
detection of 28 types of HPV and IC can be divided into following three steps:
Protocol Setup
Plate Setup
Start Run
A.
Protocol Setup
1)
Fig. 1. Protocol Setup. Create a new protocol or load an existing protocol for the experiment.
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2)
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Temperature
Duration
50C
4 min
95C
15 min
95C
30 sec
60C
1 min
72C
30 sec
6
7
8*
55C
30 sec
30 sec
10
60C
1 min
11
72C
30 sec
13
14*
55C
30 sec
30 sec
16
60C
1 min
17
72C
30 sec
19
20*
10
15
18
30
12
No. of cycles
10
30 sec
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Temperature
Duration
50C
4 min
95C
15 min
95C
30 sec
60C
1 min
72C
30 sec
6
7
8*
No. of cycles
50
30 sec
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4)
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B.
Plate Setup
1)
In Experiment Setup Plate, click Create New to open the Plate Editor to create a new
plate.
Fig. 6. Plate Editor. Create a new plate or load an existing plate for the experiment.
2)
Click Select Fluorophores to indicate the fluorophores(FAM, HEX, Cal Red 610, Quasar
Fig. 7. Select Fluorophores(FAM, HEX, Cal Red 610, Quasar 670 and Quasar 705).
3)
Choose the appropriate well and then click the Sample Type from the drop-down menu.
- Unknown: Clinical samples
- Negative Control
- Positive Control
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Click the appropriate checkboxes(FAM, HEX, Cal Red 610, Quasar 670 and Quasar 705)
Type the Sample Name and PC(PC1, PC2, and PC3), and then press enter key.
6)
In Settings of the Plate Editor main menu, choose the Plate Size and Plate Type(BR
White).
7)
8)
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C.
Start Run
1)
In Experiment Setup Start Run, click Close Lid to close the lid.
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2)
3)
Store the run file either in my documents or in the designated folder. Fill in the file name,
A-1. Cyclic-CMTA
1)
To save data for each melt point from result file, create three folders.
2)
Folder name for save the first melt point data is 1, second folder name is 2, and third
folder name is 3.
1)
To save data for melt point from result file, create one folder.
2)
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1)
After the test, click the Melt curve field to confirm the Melt Peak results.
2)
Select Step number 8 and select Export All Data Sheets to Excel from Tools menu.
Note: Select Export All Data Sheets to Excel directly in case of End point-CMTA.
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3)
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Note: Save the result to the arbitrary folder in case of End point-CMTA.
Fig. 13. Export all data from spreadsheets in data analysis to designated folder.
4)
Return to step 2) and select Step number 14. Repeat steps 3) & 4) and save data in 2
folder.
6)
7)
It is necessary to regulate threshold bar before export data from step number 20. Select
only Quasar 670, the threshold bar of melt peak should be adjusted to zero.
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8)
Repeat steps 3) & 4) and save data in 3 folder. Data of each step number is saved as
shown below.
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Step number
Designated folder
14
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C.
1)
Open the Seegene Viewer program in the screen, and click open to find the saved file in 1
folder.
Note: Open to find the saved file in arbitrary folder in case of End point-CMTA.
2)
After opening the results file, click PRODUCT column and select test kit in the lists.
Note: Please check the type of the tube at the time of test kit selection (8-strip or 96 plate).
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3)
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RESULTS
1. Analyte Information
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2. Interpretation of Results
A. Cyclic-CMTA
HPV Result
+++ or ++ or +
IC Result
+++ or ++
Interpretation
- HPV DNA, detected
- Target HPV type identification
- HPV DNA, detected
+++ or ++ or +
+ or -
+++ or ++
+ or -
Cyclic-CMTA
Result
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+++
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B. End point-CMTA
HPV Result
+
IC Result
+
Interpretation
- HPV DNA, detected
- Target HPV type identification
- HPV DNA, detected
* Internal Control or any other signals are not observed: see TROUBLESHOOTING.
Detection of the Internal Control in the Quasar 670 channel is not required for positive results. High
titer of another analyte can lead to a reduced or absent Internal Control signal.
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3.
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A. Cyclic-CMTA
<A set>
st
nd
Melt Peak-2
rd
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<B set>
st
nd
Melt Peak-2
rd
FAM
HEX
Quasar 670
Quasar 705
A set
66
45
58
51
59
16
33
39
52
IC
35
18
56
68
31
Sample
++
+++
B set
26
69
73
42
82
53
43
54
70
IC
61
44
40
11
Sample
++
+++
Auto interpretation
66,52,70
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B. End point-CMTA
A set
B set
FAM
HEX
Quasar 670
Quasar 705
A set
66
45
58
51
59
16
33
39
52
IC
35
18
56
68
31
Sample
B set
26
69
73
42
82
53
43
54
70
IC
61
44
40
11
Sample
Auto interpretation
66,52,70
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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OBSERVATION
PROBABLE CAUSES
SOLUTION
Internal Control
or any other
the protocol
observed
machine temperature
Incorrect programming
means
specimen
collected
inappropriately
If
signal
nucleic acid
is
not
observed
the
target
signal
is
observed,
sample
is
False positive or
Presence of cross
signals
contamination
observed at the
Negative Control
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Cross-contamination
between PC 1, 2 and 3
or
Restart from real-time PCR step.
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PROBABLE CAUSES
SOLUTION
False negative
or no signals
observed at the
specimen
Positive Control
recommended conditions.
Error in nucleic acid
extraction
Error in adding nucleic acid
Check
the
sample
numbers
for
nucleic
acid
Presence of inhibitor
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Please
check
the
storage
condition
and
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PERFORMANCE
1. Specificity
The high specificity of the Anyplex
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specifically designed for the targets in interest and the reaction condition. Anyplex
TM
II
HPV28 Detection has been tested for cross-reactivity in 85 different pathogens: result
illustrated PCR amplifications in targets only.
Organism
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Strain No.
Result
Acinetobacter baumannii
ATCC 15150
Bacteroides fragilis
ATCC 25285D
Chlamydia trachomatis
ATCC VR-577
Corynebacterium genitalium
ATCC 33030
Enterobacter cloacae
KCTC 13047
Enterococcus faecalis
ATCC 700802D-5
Escherichia coli
ATCC 15489
Fusobacterium nucleatum
ATCC 25586D-5
Gardnerella vaginalis
ATCC 14019
Haemophilus ducreyi
ATCC 33940
Klebsiella pneumoniae
ATCC 13883
Lactobacillus acidophilus
ATCC 4357D-5
Lactobacillus crispatus
ATCC 33820
Lactobacillus gasseri
ATCC 33323
Lactobacillus iners
ATCC 55195
Lactobacillus jensenii
ATCC 25258
Mobiluncus curtisii
ATCC 35241
Mobiluncus mulieris
ATCC 35243
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
ATCC 700825D
Neisseria meningitidis
ATCC 700532D
Neisseria sicca
ATCC 29256
Peptostreptococcus anaerobius
ATCC 49031D-5
Propionibacterium acnes
ATCC 6919
Proteus mirabilis
ATCC 12453
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Strain No.
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Result
Proteus vulgaris
ATCC 6059
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
ATCC 15522
Pseudomonas fluorescens
KCTC 49642
Serratia marcescens
ATCC 27137D-5
ATCC 29213
Streptococcus agalactiae
ATCC BAA-611D
Streptococcus mitis
ATCC 49456D-5
Streptococcus pyogenes
ATCC 700294D-5
Trichomonas vaginalis
ATCC 30001D
Ureaplasma urealyticum
ATCC 33695
Candida albicans
ATCC 14053
Cytomegalovirus
ATCC VR-807
Epstein-Barr virus
ATCC VR-602
ATCC VR-260
ATCC VR-734
Human Adenovirus 1
ATCC VR-1
Human Adenovirus 3
ATCC VR-3
Human Adenovirus 8
ATCC VR-1368
Human Adenovirus 18
ATCC VR-1095
Human Adenovirus 23
ATCC VR-1101
Human Adenovirus 40
ATCC VR-931
HPV1
ATCC 45021
HPV2
ATCC 45022
HPV34
Korean isolate
HPV62
Korean isolate
HPV71
Korean isolate
HPV72
Korean isolate
HPV81
Korean isolate
HPV83
Korean isolate
HPV84
Korean isolate
HPV102
Korean isolate
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Strain No.
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Result
HPV6
ATCC 45150D
+ (HPV6)
HPV11
ATCC 45151D
+ (HPV11)
HPV16
ATCC 45113D
+ (HPV16)
HPV18
ATCC 45152D
+ (HPV18)
HPV26
Korean isolate
+ (HPV26)
HPV31
ATCC 65446
+ (HPV31)
HPV33
Korean isolate
+ (HPV33)
HPV35
ATCC 40330
+ (HPV35)
HPV39
Korean isolate
+ (HPV39)
HPV40
Korean isolate
+ (HPV40)
HPV42
Korean isolate
+ (HPV42)
HPV43
ATCC 40339
+ (HPV43)
HPV44
Korean isolate
+ (HPV44)
HPV45
Korean isolate
+ (HPV45)
HPV51
Korean isolate
+ (HPV51)
HPV52
Korean isolate
+ (HPV52)
HPV53
Korean isolate
+ (HPV53)
HPV54
Korean isolate
+ (HPV54)
HPV56
ATCC 40549
+ (HPV56)
HPV58
Korean isolate
+ (HPV58)
HPV59
Korean isolate
+ (HPV59)
HPV61
Korean isolate
+ (HPV61)
HPV66
Korean isolate
+ (HPV66)
HPV68
Korean isolate
+ (HPV68)
HPV69
Korean isolate
+ (HPV69)
HPV70
Korean isolate
+ (HPV70)
HPV73
Korean isolate
+ (HPV73)
HPV82
Korean isolate
+ (HPV82)
SiHa Cell
KCLB 30035
+ (HPV16)
HeLa Cell
KCLB 10002
+ (HPV18)
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2. Sensitivity
In order to determine the sensitivity of Anyplex
6
TM
has been set up from 10 to 10 copy/reaction plasmid DNA and analyzed with the Anyplex
TM
II
3. Reproducibility
Reproducibility tests were carried out at 3 different points of time in the course of 10 days by 3
different experimenters. The same results were obtained in every test, confirming the
reproducibility of the product.
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REFERENCES
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Anyplex
TM
II HPV28 Detection
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS
Explanation of symbols used in label and manual.
Symbol
Explanation
In vitro diagnostic use
Batch code
Catalogue number
Use by
Temperature limitation
Caution
RNase-free Water
Positive Control
Anyplex
TM
Manufacturer
Date of manufacture
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TM
II HPV28 Detection
ORDERING INFORMATION
Cat. No.
Product
Anyplex
TM
Size
II HPV Series
HP7S00X
Anyplex
TM
II HPV28 Detection
100 rxns
50 rxns
50 tests
50 preps
TM
SPN1004
SEEPREP12
TM
SPN1101
96 tips
65415-02
EA
173000-075
MICROLAB STARlet
EA
744300.4.205875
STARMag 96 Tissue
384T / 1box
744300.4.TC384
384T / 1box
SPN1200
43
EA
Viral NA kit
96 preps
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