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903 protein saver cards

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The 903 Protein Saver Cards are a laboratory equipment product designed for the collection, storage, and transportation of dried blood spot samples. The cards provide a reliable and convenient method to preserve protein samples for subsequent analysis.

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5 protocols using 903 protein saver cards

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Comparative Performance of Whatman Cards

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Three different commercially available Whatman® cards with specific properties for sample collection, storage capacity, and costs were selected for comparative performance purposes: Whatman® Classic Cards, FTA® Elute Micro Cards, and 903 Protein Saver Cards (GE Healthcare Ltd., Cardiff, UK) (Table 1).
Whatman® FTA® Classic Cards contains chemical denaturants and a free radical scavenger that have the ability to lyse cells on contact, denature proteins, and protect DNA from degradation. The extracted DNA remains tightly bound to the matrix while cell membranes and organelles are lysed and proteins and inhibitors are washed away [26 ]. FTA® Elute Micro Cards contains a chaotropic salt. Cells are lysed upon contact and proteins remain tightly bound while DNA is isolated from the matrix in a solution free of inhibitors with a simple water elution procedure [27 ]. Whatman® 903 Protein saver Card is an untreated cotton fibber-based matrix. It does not stabilise nor protect DNA from degradation.
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Amino Acid Analysis from Dried Blood

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Blood was obtained via the right femoral vein using an ultrasound guided percutaneous technique on a monthly basis and juts prior to euthanasia. Serum and plasma were separated for analysis using standard protocols. For amino acid analysis, blood samples were collected and dried on 903 Protein Saver Cards (GE Healthcare, Pittsburgh, PA). Amino acids and succinylacetone were measured in dried blood spots by tandem mass spectrometry as previously described.[22 (link)]
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HRP2-based Malaria ELISA Assay

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Human Whole Blood (K3 EDTA) was purchased from Bioreclamation IVT (Catalog No. HMWBEDTA3). Plasmodium falciparum D6 parasite was cultured in house. Recombinant HRP2 protein (rc-HRP2) for traditional ELISA standard curve was purchased from Immunology Consultants Laboratory Inc. (Catalog No. AGPF-55). ELISA capture and detection antibodies were acquired from Abcam Inc. (Catalog Nos. ab9206 and ab30384). Immulon 2HB ELISA plates (Catalog No. 14-245-61) and TMB One ELISA substrate (Catalog No. PR-G7431) were purchased from Fisher Scientific. 903 Protein Saver cards and Whatman 3 filter paper, were purchased from GE Healthcare Life Sciences (Catalog Nos. 10534612 and 1003-055). Biopunches, 6 mm, were acquired from Ted Pella Inc. (Catalog No. 15111-60). All other reagents were purchased from either Fisher Scientific or Sigma Aldrich. DBS extraction was performed with a Fisher Scientific Analog Vortex Mixer (Catalog No. 02-215-365). Absorbance measurements were collected on a Biotek Synergy H4 microplate reader (Vanderbilt University) or Biotek ELx808 microplate reader (Macha Research Trust).
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Amino Acid Analysis of Cord Blood

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Cord blood was obtained at cesarean section. For later samples, the femoral vein was accessed percutaneously through ultrasound guidance. Serum and plasma were separated using standard protocols. For amino acid analysis, blood was dried on 903 Protein Saver Cards (GE Healthcare, Pittsburgh, PA). Amino acid and succinylacetone levels were measured by tandem mass spectrometry, as described.21 (link) Cord blood human albumin was measured in triplicate with an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) quantification kit (Bethyl Laboratories, Montgomery, TX) as per manufacturer's instructions. Plates were read on an EPOCH 2 plate reader with GEN5 (version 2.09) software (BioTek, Winooski, VT).
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HRP2-based Malaria Diagnostic Assay

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Human whole blood (CPD) was purchased from Bioreclamation IVT (catalog no. HMWBCPD). Recombinant HRP2 protein (rcHRP2) was generously provided by PATH (Seattle, WA). Plasmodium falciparum D6 strain was cultured in-house. Dynabeads® Protein A, Dynabeads® Protein G, and Pierce Protein L Magnetic Particles were purchased from Fisher Scientific (10-002-D, 10-004-D, PI88850). Anti-HRP2 antibodies were purchased from Abcam (ab9203, ab9206, ab30384). TMB One was purchased from Promega (G7431). 903 Protein Saver Cards were purchased from GE Healthcare Life Sciences (10534612). A Fisher Scientific Analog Vortex Mixer (02-215-365) was used for all vortexed incubations. A VWR Digital Dry Heatblock (12621-086) with an external thermocouple (11301-112) was used for sample heating. Absorbance was measured on a Biotek Synergy H4 microplate reader (Vanderbilt University) or Biotek ELx808 microplate reader (Macha Research Trust). All other reagents and materials were purchased from either Fisher Scientific or Sigma Aldrich.
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