HIV-fluorescent PCR detection kits
Instruction manual
PCR-Fluorescent Quantitative Detection Kit for human
immunodeficiency virus ?Principle?
In application of one-step RT-PCR and Taqman techniques,
quantitatively detect RNA of immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in human
serum or blood plasm.?Specification?
20 doses / kit?Kit Component?1 HIV detection fluorescent reaction
liquid
320ml 2
2 Combined enzyme 9 ml 1
3 DEPC purified water 500ml 1
4 Negative serum 200ml 1
5 Quantity standard preparation(1-5 107copies/ml) 40ml 1 ?Reagents
required?1 Trizol
2 Chloroform
3 75% ethanol
4 Isopropyl alcoholWe can order required reagents for you or
provide purchasing contact ?Equipment Required?
The kit is applicable in PCR detection equipments of
ABI7000?MJ?FTC-2000?PE5700?iCycler?Linegene and corresponding
software.?Sample Collection?
2ml venous blood is collected with a disposable syringe and placed
into a sterilized disposable tube. Then 0.2ml serum is isolated and
checked. The sample serum can be checked at once or kept at -20?for
3 months. Sample transports in a 0 oC kettle with ice.?Test
procedure?
Preparation & Application of Samples and Control Articles
Put 200ml serum sample and negative control article into a 1.5ml
centrifuge tube respectively, and add 600ml Trizol and 200ml
chloroform. Shake tubes upside down by hand for 15 times or vortex
for 5 seconds. Transfer upper fluid to a fresh tube, add isopropyl
alcohol in the same volume and mix by shaking, after 15 minutes
‚¬?centrifugalization at 13000rpm. Remove the supernatant gently
after 15 minutes ‚¬?centrifugalization at 13000rpm. Add 700ml 75%
ethanol, mix by shaking. Remove the liquid by placing the tube
upside down on a piece of absorbant paper after 10 minutes
‚¬?centrifugalization at 13000rpm.Throw away the residual liquid
from tubal wall to tube bottom tube by centrifugalization at 4000
rpm for 5 seconds. Remove the liquid completely with a
transferpettor. .Dissolve the RNA with 20ml DEPC purified water.
Gradient dilution with HIV standard preparation by10?100?1000
times??PCR Amplification?
1. Mix N 30?l RT-PCR fluorescence reaction fluid with N 0.4?l
enzyme equably(N: the number of reaction )
Suggestion:for RT reactions of N times,we should prepare RT
reaction liquid by N+1times,to ensure there is enough reaction
fluid for every reaction..
2. Place 30.4?l of the mixed liquor in a centrifuge tube, put 10?l
of sample RNA, negative control, quantitation standard preparation
of HIV and purified water .Then PCR amplification reaction needs to
be done immediately.
Centrifuge tube is placed on quantitative PCR instrument.
The parameters are set up as follows:
45? 20min; 94? 2 min;
93? 10sec?56? 25sec?72? 30sec,cycling 40 times; conduct
fluorescence detection at 56?,with the reaction system of
40l.?Results Analysis?
Quality control
For quantitative analysis, choose FAM fluorescence as the detection
mode, with 5-15 cycling fluorescent signals as baseline adjustment.
Principle of liminal value setting: liminal value line should be
set just above the highest point of normal negative control. Copy
number of the negative control should be UNDET. Coefficient
correlation of standard curve =-0.98. Otherwise, the test is
invalid
Result assessing
According to the working curve, equipment can automatically show
sample ‚¬ quantitative value. The indication of ‚¬ NDET ‚¬?means
the sample is negative. If Ct value is between 38~40, detect it
once more. If still between 38~40, it can be assessed
negative.?Transportation?
Transport in a tightly sealed kettle with ice or foam box with
ice.?Storage & Duration?
6 month storage at -20 ?,away from light. Freezing and thawing PCR
reaction mixture should no more than 3 times.?Warnings and
Precautions?
Please read this instruction carefully before detection
1.The whole detection procedures should be strictly conducted in 3
areas: preparation area for PCR reaction system; sample preparation
and application area; area for PCR amplification?fluorescence
detection and result analysis. The instrument, facility, materials,
and working clothes should be separately prepared for every area.
Clean and sterilize the benchboard right after the detection. .
2. Use disposable gloves not containing fluorescent material
(frequent replacement), special disposable centrifuge tube,
auto-unloading transferpettor, and tip with filter.
3. Superclean bench (underpressure typed) or antifouling cover for
preparation of reagent and sample to prevent environmental
pollution.
4. Set negative and positive controls for every detection.
5. Operators should have specific training, certain experience and
operating skills.
6. Frequent sterilization with 10% hypochloric acid, or 70%
alcohol, or UV-lamp for benchboard transferpettor, centrifugal
machine, PCR amplification equipment, etc.
7. The used tip, centrifuge tube, sample

