CNA Detection Performance Evaluation
Corresponding Organization : National University Hospital
Variable analysis
- Acoustic shearing of cell-line DNA from MCF7, HCC2218, and HCC827 to 200 bp
- Mixing of fragmented HCC2218 DNA with fragmented NA24143 DNA to generate cell-line DNA admixtures containing EGFR copy numbers of 30, 20, 10, 4, 3, and 2.4
- Mixing of fragmented MCF7 DNA with fragmented NA24143 DNA to generate cell-line DNA admixtures containing 4.3 copies of NRAS and 3.6 copies of MYC, and 3.2 copies of NRAS and 2.8 copies of MYC
- CNA detection performance
- Cell-line DNA from MCF7 (Lot #60540387), HCC2218 (Lot #64097142), and HCC827 (Lot #64216187) obtained from ATCC
- HapMap cell-line NA24143
- EGFR copy number in HCC827 cell-line (32.6-fold increase over diploid number) verified by the manufacturers via ddPCR
- ERBB2 (HER2) copy number in HCC2218 cell-line (16.32-fold increase)
- NRAS copy number in MCF7 cell-line (4.46-fold increase)
- MYC copy number in MCF7 cell-line (3.34-fold increase)
- CDK6 copy number in MCF7 cell-line (1.80-fold increase)
- MET and MYC amplification in HD786 reference standard (4.5 and 9.5 copies, respectively)
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