DNA Extractor® Kit


Grade :for Genetic Research
Storage Condition :Keep at RT.
Manufacturer : FUJIFILM Wako Pure Chemical Corporation
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295-50201
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Overview


Kit component

50 tests

Sodium Iodide Solution1 x 26 mL
Sodium N-Lauryl Sarcosinate Solution1 x 1.2 mL
Washing Solution (A)1 x 42 mL
Washing Solution (B)2 x 40 mL
Glycogen Solution1 x 0.1 mL

Outline

Residual DNA testing for vaccines and biopharmaceuticals

This is sodium iodide method based DNA extraction kit to isolate residual host cell DNA from biological samples. This kit follows the residual DNA extraction protocols described in the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) 43-NF38, <509> Residual DNA Testing.
The isolated DNA can be used for qPCR. This is suitable for the residual DNA testing derived from host cells including CHO cells, E.coli and yeast.
This kit can also be used for DNA isolation for Threshold® System provided by Molecular Devices, LLC, which can quantify total DNA regardless of the origin.

Virus DNA quantification in human serum

This can be used for virus DNA isolation from human serum.

Features

  • Efficient extraction of trace DNA (100-1,000 fg)
  • Perform in a single tube for whole process
  • Extraction complete in 60-90 minutes
  • Suitable for quantification by qPCR and Threshold® System (Molecular Devices, LLC)
  • Pretreatment protocol for samples containing high concentration protein

Basic operation of DNA extraction by sodium iodide method

  1. Add sodium iodide, a chaotropic ion and detergents to solubilize protein and lipids.
  2. Add 2-propanol and DNA is coprecipitated with glycogen.
  3. Collect DNA pellets.

Application

Spike and recovery test of CHO cell-derived DNA

Examined the recovery rate of CHO cell-derived DNA from spiked culture supernatant to evaluate the extraction efficiency.

Methods

  1. Added 10 fg to 1 ng of CHO cell-derived DNA to culture supernatant of PANC-1 cells.
  2. Extracted DNA from the supernatant with this kit following the manual.
    -Protocol: Protocol #2
    -Pretreatment: None
  3. Conducted qPCR and measured the Cq value of the extracted DNA. The same measurement was conducted for purified water spiked with CHO cell-derived DNA without DNA extraction, this was used as standard condition.
  4. Create a standard curve using the mean Cq values of the standard condition, and calculated the recovery rate.

Samples

  1. Purified water containing CHO cell-derived DNA (no DNA extraction): Standard conditions
  2. DNA extracted from the culture supernatants of PANC-1 cells containing CHO cell-derived DNA by this kit: Culture supernatants

qPCR reagents

  • GeneAce SYBR® qPCR Mix α No ROX (Nippon Gene#319-07703)
  • Optical Flat 8–Cap Strips for 0.2 mL tube strips/Plates (BIO-RAD#TCS0803)
  • Hard-Shell® Thin-wall 96-well PCR plates (BIO-RAD#HSP9601)

Results

 1. Standard conditions2. Culture supernatants
Spike DNA (fg)Cq 1Cq 2MeanCq 1Cq 2Mean
0ND
10
10036.89ND36.8937.4436.7337.09
1,00033.4433.9133.6833.9434.0934.01
10,00030.2330.1730.2030.7230.9630.84
100,00026.7426.6826.7126.9027.0326.96
1,000,00023.3923.2823.3323.6123.4823.54

ND: Not detected

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Good extraction efficiency of CHO-derived DNA from culture supernatant within the range of 100 fg to 1 ng.

Spike and recovery test of E. coli-derived DNA

Examined the recovery rate of E. coli-derived DNA from spiked sample to evaluate the extraction efficiency.

 

Methods

  1. Added 10 fg to 1 ng of E.coli-derived DNA to purified water.
  2. Extracted DNA from the spiked sample with this kit following the manual.
    -Protocol: Protocol #1
  3. Conducted qPCR and measured the Cq value of the extracted DNA. The same measurement was conducted for the spiked sample before DNA extraction.
  4. Create a standard curve using the mean Cq values of the spiked samples before extraction, and calculated the recovery rate after the extraction.

Samples

Purified water spiked with E. coli-derived DNA

qPCR reagents

  • GeneAce SYBR® qPCR Mix α No ROX (Nippon Gene#319-07703)
  • COptical Flat 8–Cap Strips for 0.2 mL tube strips/Plates (BIO-RAD#TCS0803)
  • CHard-Shell® thin-wall 96-well PCR plates (BIO-RAD#HSP9601)

Results

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Good extraction efficiency of E.Coli-derived DNA within the range of 1 pg to 1 ng.

Spike and recovery test from Human serum sample

λ/HindⅢ 10 to 1,000 pg was labeled with 32P and added to 100 μL of human serum. DNA was extracted using this kit and the recovery rate was calculated.

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Reference

Ishizawa, M. et al., Nucleic Acids Res., 19, 5792 (1991).

Good extraction efficiency from serum sample.

Detection of virus DNA from human serum by PCR

Serum containing hepatitis B virus (HBV) was diluted in stages. DNA was extracted using this kit and the phenol method. HBV-DNA was amplified with PCR, and DNA was detected using agarose gel electrophoresis.

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Lane 1: Marker DNA(φⅩ174 DNA/HaeⅢ)

HBV-DNA was detected with higher specificity and sensitivity using this kit than phenol method.

Evaluation For Antibody Drug

DNA extraction from high concentration protein-containing solution

Conducted DNA spike and recovery test from various concentration of IgG solution.

Methods

  1. Added CHO cell-derived DNA (final DNA concentration: 2 pg/mL) to 10 – 100 mg/mL of IgG solution.
  2. Extracted DNA from the spiked IgG solution with this kit following the manual.
    -Protocol: Protocol #2
    -Pretreatment: Protocol for the sample containing more than 2 mg/mL of protein (Proteinase K treatment)
  3. Measured the recovery rate by qPCR

Results

Recovery rate of CHO cell-derived DNA from IgG solution

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Cq value of IgG solution at various concentration

SampleInputProtein Concentration (mg/mL)
1020406080100
Cq31.59631.56631.35131.72631.50231.28231.658
31.59931.60831.77431.78731.48531.660
31.33831.86131.50031.85031.56031.369
Average Cq31.51131.67831.54231.78831.53131.37931.659
Difference of Cq0-0.1670.136-0.2460.2570.152-0.280
Power10.8911.0990.8431.1951.1110.824
Recovery Rate (%)10089.1109.984.3119.5111.182.4
Good DNA extraction efficiency from solution containing high concentration protein (100 mg/mL).

DNA extraction from antibody drug-mimic solution

Conducted DNA spike and recovery test from IgG solutions made of various types of buffers generally used in antibody drug and from IgG solutions containing various additives used in antibody drug.

Methods

  1. Made antibody drug-mimic solutions by adding 20 mg/mL of IgG to various buffers generally used in antibody drug (Table 1. ①-⑥) and to phosphate buffer containing various additives (Table 2. ①-⑩). Then add CHO cell-derived DNA (final DNA concentration: 20 pg/mL) to those antibody drug-mimic solutions.
  2. Extracted DNA from the spiked samples with this kit following the manual.
    -Protocol: Protocol #2
    -Pretreatment: Protocol for the sample containing more than 2 mg/mL of protein (Proteinase K treatment)
  3. Measured the recovery rate by qPCR.
  • Table 1. Buffer Composition

    No.Buffer Composition
    10mM PB pH6.0, 0.15M NaCl, 2mM EDTA
    10mM PB pH7.4, 0.15M NaCl, 2mM EDTA
    50mM NaOAc pH5.2, 0.15M NaCl, 2mM EDTA
    10mM PB pH6.0, 2mM EDTA
    10mM PB pH7.4, 2mM EDTA
    50mM NaOAc pH5.2, 2mM EDTA
  • Table 2. Additive-containing Buffer

    Buffer: 10mM PB pH6.0, 0.15M NaCl, 2mM EDTA

    No.Additive & Concentration
    Sucrose (10w/v%)
    Trehalose Dihydrate (10w/v%)
    D(-)-Mannitol (10w/v%)
    D(-)-Sorbitol (10w/v%)
    D(+)-Maltose Monohydrate (10w/v%)
    L(+)-Arginine Hydrochloride (1w/v%)
    L‐Histidine (1w/v%)
    Glycine (1w/v%)
    Polyoxyethylene(20) Sorbitan Monooleate (Tween80) (0.5v/v%)
    Polyoxyethylene(20) Sorbitan Monolaurate (Tween20) (0.5v/v%)

Results

DNA Recovery Rate from each buffer

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Cq values of each buffer

SampleInputBuffer
123456
Cq31.47331.69331.54431.21831.05831.59531.181
31.36431.19630.97331.56831.08531.34331.112
31.04531.53031.78731.31530.94231.45231.558
Average Cq31.29431.47331.43531.36731.02831.46331.284
Difference of Cq0-0.179-0.141-0.0730.266-0.1690.010
Power10.8830.9070.9511.2030.8901.007
Recovery Rate (%)10088.390.795.1120.389.0100.7

Cq values of each additive-containing buffer

SampleInputAdditive-containing buffer
Cq31.47331.82631.32730.90731.14331.07131.52531.52531.01331.086
31.36431.19430.99131.75931.10331.27931.06831.44231.20331.34030.870
31.04530.70331.00930.97831.22531.47930.75731.02031.020
Average Cq31.29431.24131.15931.22531.12331.10931.27331.46131.16231.12430.992
Difference of Cq00.0530.1350.0690.1710.1850.021-0.1670.1320.1700.302
Power11.0371.0981.0491.1261.1371.0150.8911.0961.1251.233
Recovery Rate (%)100103.7109.8104.9112.6113.7101.589.1109.6112.5123.3

DNA Recovery Rate from each additive-containing buffer

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Good DNA extraction efficiency from various buffer and additive.

Overview / Applications

OutlineThis is for research use only. Do not administer it to human. Molecular Biology-DNA Extraction Kits. Detects and quantitates contaminant DNA in serum and residual DNA in biopharmaceuticals. Employs a new extraction procedure for DNA purification from a single tube. This procedure, using Sodium Iodide (NaI) as a chaotropic agent, realizes DNA isolation of both high quality and high recovery from biological fluids without the use of phenol or chloroform. Complex and laborious manipulations are avoided when using this kit. In addition, this kit has a modified application for use with Molecular Devices' Threshold(TM) System.
PRINCIPLE of DNA EXTRACTION: A high concentration of chaotropic reagent, NaI, and an anionic detergent participate in solubilization of the proteins and lipids contained in biological samples. After addition of isopropanol to the mixture, nucleic acids are co-precipitated with polysaccharide glycogen as a carrier, while other components remain soluble in the solution phase.

Ref.: Ishizawa, M., Kobayashi, T. and Matsuura, S., ''Simple procedure of DNA Isolation from Human Serum'', Nucleic Acids Res., 19, 5792 (1991).
Hui Cai, Xuelin Gu, Mary S. Scanlan, and ChrisR. Lively,: Development of a quantitative PCR assay for residual mouse DNA and comparison of four sample purification methods for DNA isolation., Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis, 55, 71-77 (2011).
This method was listed on USP39-NF34, page 1413/Pharmacopeial Forum. Vol.41(4).
PurposeDNA extraction.

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