Patent classifications
C12Q2547/107
METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING NUCLEIC ACIDS IN A SAMPLE
The invention includes methods for identifying nucleic acids in a sample. The invention provides methods for tracking reaction mixtures in a defined flow path so that nucleic acids in the reaction mixtures can be identified. The invention provides methods for calculating the movement of reaction mixtures in a defined flow path, including defined flow paths that are nonlinear and/or have complicated shapes.
METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING NUCLEIC ACIDS IN A SAMPLE
The invention includes methods for identifying nucleic acids in a sample. The invention provides methods for tracking reaction mixtures in a defined flow path so that nucleic acids in the reaction mixtures can be identified. The invention provides methods for calculating the movement of reaction mixtures in a defined flow path, including defined flow paths that are nonlinear and/or have complicated shapes.
METHOD FOR PREPARING A BIOLOGICAL SAMPLE AND FOR DETECTING BIOLOGICAL SPECIES PRESENT IN THE BIOLOGICAL SAMPLE
A method for detecting target biological species in a biological sample, the method being implemented in a device that makes it possible to concatenate the preparation of a sample for a detection via selective capture and a detection via biomolecular amplification.
METHOD FOR PREPARING A BIOLOGICAL SAMPLE AND FOR DETECTING BIOLOGICAL SPECIES PRESENT IN THE BIOLOGICAL SAMPLE
A method for detecting target biological species in a biological sample, the method being implemented in a device that makes it possible to concatenate the preparation of a sample for a detection via selective capture and a detection via biomolecular amplification.
MULTI-COPY REFERENCE ASSAY
A method, comprising amplifying a nucleic acid sequence of interest in a sample comprising genomic DNA of a subject; amplifying a reference nucleic acid sequence in the sample; quantifying the amplified sequence of interest relative to the amplified reference sequence; and determining a copy number of the sequence of interest from the relative quantified amplified sequence of interest. The reference sequence may have at least 80% sequence identity to at least one of SEQ ID NO:1-38, such as SEQ ID NO:1-13. Also disclosed are kits and compositions, each comprising a first probe which specifically hybridizes to at least a portion of at least one reference sequence. Also disclosed is a system configured to perform the above method.
MULTI-COPY REFERENCE ASSAY
A method, comprising amplifying a nucleic acid sequence of interest in a sample comprising genomic DNA of a subject; amplifying a reference nucleic acid sequence in the sample; quantifying the amplified sequence of interest relative to the amplified reference sequence; and determining a copy number of the sequence of interest from the relative quantified amplified sequence of interest. The reference sequence may have at least 80% sequence identity to at least one of SEQ ID NO:1-38, such as SEQ ID NO:1-13. Also disclosed are kits and compositions, each comprising a first probe which specifically hybridizes to at least a portion of at least one reference sequence. Also disclosed is a system configured to perform the above method.
Bead emulsion nucleic acid amplification
Disclosed are methods for nucleic acid amplification wherein nucleic acid templates, beads, and amplification reaction solution are emulsified and the nucleic acid templates are amplified to provide clonal copies of the nucleic acid templates attached to the beads. Also disclosed are kits and apparatuses for performing the methods of the invention.
Bead emulsion nucleic acid amplification
Disclosed are methods for nucleic acid amplification wherein nucleic acid templates, beads, and amplification reaction solution are emulsified and the nucleic acid templates are amplified to provide clonal copies of the nucleic acid templates attached to the beads. Also disclosed are kits and apparatuses for performing the methods of the invention.
Multi-copy reference assay
A method, comprising amplifying a nucleic acid sequence of interest in a sample comprising genomic DNA of a subject; amplifying a reference nucleic acid sequence in the sample; quantifying the amplified sequence of interest relative to the amplified reference sequence; and determining a copy number of the sequence of interest from the relative quantified amplified sequence of interest. The reference sequence may have at least 80% sequence identity to at least one of SEQ ID NO:1-38, such as SEQ ID NO:1-13. Also disclosed are kits and compositions, each comprising a first probe which specifically hybridizes to at least a portion of at least one reference sequence. Also disclosed is a system configured to perform the above method.
Multi-copy reference assay
A method, comprising amplifying a nucleic acid sequence of interest in a sample comprising genomic DNA of a subject; amplifying a reference nucleic acid sequence in the sample; quantifying the amplified sequence of interest relative to the amplified reference sequence; and determining a copy number of the sequence of interest from the relative quantified amplified sequence of interest. The reference sequence may have at least 80% sequence identity to at least one of SEQ ID NO:1-38, such as SEQ ID NO:1-13. Also disclosed are kits and compositions, each comprising a first probe which specifically hybridizes to at least a portion of at least one reference sequence. Also disclosed is a system configured to perform the above method.