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Ffpe dna restoration kit

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The FFPE DNA Restoration Kit is a laboratory tool designed to extract and purify DNA from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissue samples. It is used to recover and prepare DNA from FFPE samples for downstream genomic analysis applications.

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Genome-wide Methylation Profiling using EPIC

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We used Illumina’s Infinium Methylation EPIC BeadChip following the manufacturer’s protocol for genome-wide methylation profiling. DNA extraction was performed using the Qiagen QIAamp DNA FFPE Tissue Kit. Purified DNA was quantified using the PicoGreen DNA quantification assay, stored at −20°C, and shipped via overnight shipping with dry ice packaging to the University of Southern California Core Facility for the methylation assay. At the Core Facility, purified DNA was bisulphite-converted (Zymo’s EZ DNA methylation kit), treated with a FFPE DNA Restoration Kit, and evaluated using Illumina’s FFPE QC Kit. The methylation status of the interrogated CpG site was presented as the β value, which is a continuous variable ranging from 0 (unmethylated) to 1 (fully methylated). To avoid confounding due to batch, BeadChip, or well position effects, we ensured that each case and his matched controls were included in the same batch and BeadChip. Samples within the case and matched controls were randomly assigned to well positions. Background correction and dye-bias normalization were performed at the USC core lab using the ‘noob’ function in the minfi R package. The ‘noob’ function corrects for background fluorescence intensities and red-green dye-bias[76 (link)].. The MethylationEPIC array targeted a total of 5273 CpGs from the 139 candidate genes.
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FFPE DNA Quality Assessment and Restoration

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We performed preliminary studies to test the quality of DNA extracted from FFPE samples by the storage time and amount of the fixed tissue (Supplementary Material). We conducted quality control (QC) using a real-time PCR assay to preselect DNA samples for genotyping (Supplementary Material; Supplementary Figure S1). In total, 1,056 DNA samples that passed QC were genotyped in the Genomics Core Facility at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. For 296 FFPE samples with genotype call rate <0.9, we used Illumina FFPE DNA restoration kit following manufacturer’s instruction (Supplementary Material) and repeated genotyping. A total of 1,352 samples including restored samples were included in further analysis (Figure 1).
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DNA Methylation Profiling Using EPIC Array

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DNA methylation array analyses were performed at the Translational Genomics Laboratory at the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (Toronto, ON, Canada). For each sample, 250 ng of bisulfite-converted DNA was treated using the FFPE DNA Restoration Kit, hybridized to the Infinium EPIC methylation array, and scanned using the iScan System (Illumina, San Diego, CA). Methylation data were extracted and normalized using the Bioconductor package minfi version 1.30 (Illumina) . Methylation β values were converted to M values before analyses.
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