FTD Respiratory pathogens 21 plus - Mikrogen
FTD Respiratory pathogens 21 plus - Mikrogen
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11. Procedure<br />
<strong>FTD</strong> <strong>Respiratory</strong> <strong>pathogens</strong> <strong>21</strong> <strong>plus</strong> version 5/ March 2012 english<br />
<strong>FTD</strong> <strong>Respiratory</strong> <strong>pathogens</strong> <strong>21</strong> <strong>plus</strong><br />
11.1 Preliminary procedure with using the EasyMAG<br />
If you want to use different extraction methods, please firstly check their<br />
compatibility with <strong>FTD</strong>!<br />
Extraction of specimens and negative control with the EasyMAG:<br />
1. Thaw one negative control (Resp NC, 330 µl aliquot, white cap) and one<br />
internal control (Resp IC, blue cap).<br />
Before use, the reagents have to be thawed completely, mixed (by<br />
pipetting or short vortexing) and spun down briefly!<br />
2. Extract 4, 6 or 12 samples or multiples of 4, 6, 12 samples and the NC.<br />
We recommend a starting volume for the extraction of 300 µl and an<br />
elution volume of 75 µl.<br />
To increase the sensitivity of the test, you can use a higher starting<br />
volume for the extraction of your specimens according to your extraction<br />
method i.e. a starting volume of 600 µl and an elution volume of 75 µl.<br />
3. Add 3 µl internal control (IC, blue cap) directly to the lysis buffer of each<br />
extraction.<br />
Adding the internal control to each of your samples and to the negative<br />
control is a very important step to review the nucleic acid isolation has<br />
been successful and to check for possible PCR inhibition!<br />
4. Do not extract positive controls!<br />
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