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Human control genomic dna

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The Human control genomic DNA is a reference material designed for quality control and validation purposes in genetic analysis workflows. It provides a standardized source of human genomic DNA for use as a positive control.

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2 protocols using human control genomic dna

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Genetic Analysis of SDHA in Tumors

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Mutation analysis was performed in all tumors exhibiting loss of SDHB or SDHA staining by IHC. DNA was extracted from FFPE tissue blocks of macrodissected neoplastic tissue and, where available, from fresh frozen neoplastic tissue and whole blood both prospectively banked at the time of surgery (QIAamp DNA FFPE tissue kit and QIAamp DNA blood minikit; Qiagen, Melbourne, Vic., Australia). Mutation analysis of the entire coding sequence, including exon-intron boundaries, was performed for the 15 exons of SDHA (NCBI Ref Seq: NM_004168.2). Primer sequences were specifically designed to avoid amplification of the 3 pseudogenes (SDHAP1, SDHAP2, SDHAP3) as described previously,17 (link) and human control genomic DNA (Promega) was used to confirm that none of the pseudogenes were amplified. In some instances, 2 rounds of polymerase chain reaction were required to amplify the DNA from paraffin-embedded tissues. Mutations were confirmed by sequencing of 2 independent polymerase chain reactions. Mutation analysis of SDHB, SDHC, and SDHD was not performed as there were no tumors found to exhibit loss of SDHB alone by IHC.
This study was approved by the Northern Sydney Local Health District Human Research Ethics Committee.
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Variant Validation and Quantification

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All variants of interest (see S4 Table) were PCR-amplified, purified and validated by Sanger sequencing (Genomics Core, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, NY). Primers were designed through Primer3 [19 ]. Results were visualized through Sequencher v4.0.1 software (Gene Codes, Ann Arbor, MI). Quantitative PCR was performed to validate any CNVs of interest. We designed primers amplifying 75-150bp spanning the CNV of interest. Control DNA (Human control genomic DNA, Promega) was used as a reference in all reactions. Test samples and controls were amplified using the Fast SYBR Green Master Mix on the Spot One Real Time PCR system (Life Technologies). Ct values of the samples were analyzed using the comparative Ct method also known as the 2–[delta][delta]Ct method, where [delta][delta]Ct = [delta]Ct,sample—[delta]Ct,control.
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