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HDA GT-12 TM System
High Performance Nucleic Acid Analyzer
Integrated HDA-GT12 system offers efficient genetic information
Applications for Applications for
DNA DNA Analysis Analysis
Instrument Instrument
Software Software Chemistry Chemistry
Technical Technical
Support Support
HDA-GT12™
Genetic Analyzer
Gel cartridge kits
• GCK-5000
• GCK-5000F
• GCK-10K
• GCK-RNA*
BioCalculator software
• Instrument Control
• Data Analysis System Maintenance
• Customer training
• Trouble shooting
Yesterday and Today
Classical method, which is labor-intensive, highly dependent on operator technique, time-consuming, unreliable, slow, and often a subjective process that can take days. Interpreting samples is costly since a high level of skill is required
Today and Tomorrow
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Technology of Capillary Electrophoresis
eGene’s Designed Platform
Patents Awarded Technology
eGene’s Designed Platform
Capillary Electrophoresis Patents Awarded Technology
HDA GT-12 TM System
Capillary Electrophoresis
Light-Induced Florescence Detection
Polymer gel and EtBr intercalating dye
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Tim e (m inute )
RFU
Slab gel electrophoresis
HDA System electrophoresis
Advantages of HDA-GT12 System for DNA analysis
Automated system (auto sample loading)
Fast separation (around 10 min separation time)
High resolution (2-5 bp within 500 bp)
High sensitivity (Detect ng – pg/μl)
4 base pair resolution of the HDA system in 10 minutes as compared to a 8% acrylamide gel which runs for hours.
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Functional Features (1)
Provide high-resolution electrophoresis
• Achieve 2-5 bp resolution in 10 minutes
Functional Features (2)
Provides high-detection sensitivity
• Achieve pico-gram level for one shot
• Achieve 0.1 ng/μl for undiluted PCR amplified DNA
Series dilution of PCR products (indicated by arrows) amplified in 50ml reaction.
The original 30ng/μl of PCR DNA was diluted up to 12800x by water and the results showed that HDA system can detect the DNA concentration as low as 2.3pg/μl.
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PCR Dilution Factor
1x 10x 50x 100x 200x 400x 800x 1600x 3200x 6400x 12800x
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DNA samples in a 96 well-plate were analyzed in 40 minutes. An individual window was blown up to show high speed resolution of DNA ranged 15bp to 5kb and data analysis was provided by
BioCalculator TM Software.
Functional Features (3)
Provides high-throughput DNA screening
• Achieve 96 samples in one step
Special display modes of
HDA GT-12 TM System
Design for DNA Electrophoresis Users
Collect digital data
Present in gel view format
Separation in 10 minutes Separation in 1.5 hours
Design for DNA Electrophoresis Users
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Multiple data comparison
• 36 data in one row
Flexible data analysis (arrange, zoom, contract )
Design for Genotyping Users
Present in electropherogram
Data calculation
Design for Genotyping User
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Multiple data comparison in electropherogram
Automatic data collection/analysis
• For 12 samples in 5-10 minutes
• For 96 samples in 0.5-1.5 hours
Easy-To-Use Operation
Easy As 1-2-3 for PCR product screening
• Insert Cartridge
• Place PCR amplified DNA into system
• Select method to run
Usages of HDA GT
Usages of HDA GT - - 12 12 TM TM System System
D D iagnostic Applications iagnostic Applications
Screening for Pathogens Detection
Detection of Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) DNA
Sample 1 Sample 2
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L ow er m a rke r
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T o tal an alysis tim e: 10 m inu tes 4 34
4 58
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b p U p per m a rke r
L ow er m a rke r
18 6b p
T o tal an alysis tim e: 10 m inu tes
HBV DNA Marker
Detection of Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) DNA
Sample 1 Sample 2
4 34 4 58
80 102 80 102 80 102 1 74 2 57 2 67 2 57 2 67 2 89 4 58 5 87
b p U p per m a rke r
L ow er m a rke r
18 6b p
T o tal an alysis tim e: 10 m inu tes 4 34
4 58
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b p U p per m a rke r
L ow er m a rke r
18 6b p
T o tal an alysis tim e: 10 m inu tes
HBV DNA Marker
Detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis DNA
M. tuberculosis Sample 2
DNA Marker
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Lower marker
Total analysis time: 10 minutes
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458
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Lower marker
Total analysis time: 10 minutes
219bp
Sample 1
Sample 3 Sample 4
Detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis DNA
M. tuberculosis Sample 2
DNA Marker
434 458
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bp Upper marker
Lower marker
Total analysis time: 10 minutes
219bp 434
458
80 102 80 102 80 102 80 102 174 257 267 257 267 289 458 587
bp Upper marker
Lower marker
Total analysis time: 10 minutes
219bp
Sample 1
Sample 3 Sample 4
Typing of Human Papillomaviruses (HPV) DNA
Control
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b p
T o t a l a n a l y s i s t i m e : 1 0 m i n u te s 4 5 0 b p
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b p
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b p
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b p
T o t a l a n a l y s i s t i m e : 1 0 m i n u te s
Oncogenic H PV S am pl e
DN A M ar ke r
Typing of Human Papillomaviruses (HPV) DNA
Control
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T o t a l a n a l y s i s t i m e : 1 0 m i n u te s 4 5 0 b p
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b p
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T o t a l a n a l y s i s t i m e : 1 0 m i n u te s
Oncogenic H PV S am pl e
DN A M ar ke r
Identification of Plasmodium species (Malaria detection)
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L o w e r m a r k e r
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T o ta l an a ly sis tim e: 1 0 m in u te s
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L o w e r m a r k e r
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T o ta l an a ly sis tim e: 1 0 m in u te s
P. Malariae P. O
vale
P. Falciparum P. Vivax
Identification of Plasmodium species (Malaria detection)
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L o w e r m a r k e r
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T o ta l an a ly sis tim e: 1 0 m in u te s
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L o w e r m a r k e r
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T o ta l an a ly sis tim e: 1 0 m in u te s
P. Malariae P. O
vale
P. Falciparum P. Vivax
Screening in Genetic Diseases
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311bp
Total automatic analysis time: 10 minutes
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305bp
311bp
Total automatic analysis time: 10 minutes
Molecular Diagnosis of Bardet-Biedl Syndrome (Short Tandem Report Polymorphism)
Normal Hetero Homo Marker
Molecular Diagnosis of Hereditary
Inclusion Body Myopathy (H.I.B.M)
Screening in Genetic Diseases
Demonstration of STR/Microsatellite Analysis
Molecular Diagnosis of Down Syndrome
App Dyrk1a Acta1
Anal Biochem. (2005) 340:213-219
Quantitative Assay of Deletion or Duplication Genotype by Capillary Electrophoresis System:
Application in Prader–Willi Syndrome and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Prader–Willi Syndrome
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Clin. Chem. (2006) 10: 1373-1378
HLA-A “02” SSP Subtyping
(48 genetics markers in one patient)
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Detection of Muscular Dystrophy genotypes Detection of Muscular Dystrophy genotypes
via Universal Condition Direct Sequencing
via Universal Condition Direct Sequencing
Multiplex PCR Analysis
Multiplex PCR Analysis
Alignment Marker
10plex PCR
Calibration Marker
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DNA Size Marker
10plex PCR
The 10plex panel detection of antibiotic resistance genes in methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
Alignment
Marker
16plex PCR
Calibration Marker
Calibration Marker
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DNA Size Marker
Alignment Marker
Alignment Marker Primer
Analysis of 16plex PCR DNA in Cystic Fibrosis Gene
for Mutation Detection
Genetic Analysis in Food Products
Genetic Analysis in Food Products
Genetic Analysis in Food Products
Analysis of Vertebrate Species Specific PCR amplified DNA in Meat
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Goat Chicken Cow Sheep Pig Horse
Negative Control DNA
Marker
157 bp
439 bp 398 bp
329 bp 274 bp
227 bp
Total automatic analysis time: 10 minutes bp
Analysis of Vertebrate Species Specific PCR amplified DNA in Meat
80 102 174 257 267 289 434 458 587
80 102 80 102 174 257 267 289 257 267 289 434 458 434 458 587
Goat Chicken Cow Sheep Pig Horse
Negative Control DNA
Marker
157 bp
439 bp 398 bp
329 bp 274 bp
227 bp
Total automatic analysis time: 10 minutes bp
Detection of Genetic Modified Organism (GMO) Specific PCR Amplified DNA in Food Materials
80 102 174 257 267 289 434 458 587
DNA Marker
Maize GMO
Soya Control Maize
Control
Soya GMO
bp
225 bp
190 bp
118 bp
190 bp
Total automatic analysis time: 10 minutes
Detection of Genetic Modified Organism (GMO) Specific PCR Amplified DNA in Food Materials
80 102 80 102 174 257 267 289 434 458 587
DNA Marker
Maize GMO
Soya Control Maize
Control
Soya GMO
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225 bp
190 bp
118 bp
190 bp
Total automatic analysis time: 10 minutes
Multicapillary
Multicapillary electrophoresis analysis electrophoresis analysis of single
of single - - nucleotide sequence variations nucleotide sequence variations
Multicapillary electrophoresis analysis of single-nucleotide sequence variations in the deoxycytidine kinase gene
Clinical Chemistry (2006) 52:1756–1762
Clinical Chemistry (2006) 52:1756–1762
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3’ 5’ 3’ 5’
3’ 5’
PCR amplify
Denature & Re-annealing
5’ 3’
5’ 3’
5’ 3’ 3’
5’
Nuclease CEL1 cuts at mis-match
PCR Amplification of Target Gene from Pooled Genomic DNA
Wild type gene
Mutant gene
Japan Rice Genetics Newsletter 2005 Vol. 22, 89
A modified TILLING system for rice mutant screening
Laboratory
Laboratory Applications Applications
Plasmid Cloning
(Large DNA fragments analysis )
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Oligonucleotides Separation
18-mer 21-mer
19-mer
20-mer
21-mer
22-mer
23-mer
24-mer
RNA Fragments Size Analysis
Total automatic analysis time: 10 minutes
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28 S
18 S
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RNA concentration in solution (ng/μl)
Total automatic analysis time: 10 minutes
Total RNA Quality Analysis
Multiple Applications in One System
AFLP
PCR DNA Screening
STR/microsatellite Analysis Oligo Analysis RNA Analysis
Plasmid cloning
eGene’s Cartridge Products HDA-GT12™ DNA Analyzer
GCK-5000F GCK-10K
8-channel 4-channel
Choice based on the Sample capacity Choice based
on type of Application ANAL Y S IS
12-channel
RNAQC*
GCK-5000
Yellow system service key Green data analysis key Blue system operation key
Distributors/
Application Scientists/ Collaborators Field Service Engineers
Instrument Control, Data Analysis, Method Development,
Maintenances and troubleshooting
Users Data Analysis
Users Instrument Control, Data Analysis
BioCalculator TM Software
Software keys Software CD
Instrument Control Data Analysis
= +
Choice of data Output
• Full plate and single data report by BioCalculator
• Gel view and electrophenogram image in JPEG format
• Real time and analysis data in Microsoft Excel format.
• Single data report in HTML format.
Right Performance 9 Right Resolution 9 9 Right Sensitivity 9 Right Throughput
Acceptable Cost
HDA-GT12 System Provides Total Solution
for Current and Future Genotyping Works
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