Quality control of the RT-qPCR process included negative (nuclease-free water) and positive (RNA) controls added to each PCR plate. Each viral RNA was analyzed in duplicate. HEV and HAV quantification was calculated by plotting the quantification cycles (Cqs) to an external standard curve built with the International Standard WHO HEV RNA (250,000 IU/ml) and HAV reference material (code RM000HAV, Public Health England), respectively.
Viral RNA Extraction and RT-qPCR for HEV and HAV
Quality control of the RT-qPCR process included negative (nuclease-free water) and positive (RNA) controls added to each PCR plate. Each viral RNA was analyzed in duplicate. HEV and HAV quantification was calculated by plotting the quantification cycles (Cqs) to an external standard curve built with the International Standard WHO HEV RNA (250,000 IU/ml) and HAV reference material (code RM000HAV, Public Health England), respectively.
Corresponding Organization : Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
Other organizations : Universitat de València, Universidade de São Paulo
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Variable analysis
- Viral RNA extraction protocol using NucleoSpin® RNA virus kit
- HEV and HAV quantification
- Primer, probe, and RT-qPCR conditions for HEV and HAV
- RT reaction conditions (45°C for 60 min) for assay C
- RT-qPCR in 96-well plates using LightCycler 480 instrument and modified RNA UltraSense One-Step quantitative RT-PCR system
- Use of negative (nuclease-free water) and positive (RNA) controls in each PCR plate
- Negative control (nuclease-free water)
- Positive control (RNA)
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