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1. D    FHV Detection Kit    PRECAUTIONS    A  Do not open R tube s  after reaction to prevent any carryover  contamination    B  Perform extraction and amplification in two independent spaces  to minimize contamination    C  Do not reuse R tube and Premix    D  Include the P    Standard to   1  Ensure POCKIT    Nucleic Acid Analyzer is working   normally    2  Ensure detection kit performance after storage     E  To get optimal fluorescence detection     1  Wear powder free gloves to handle       a  R tubes    Label area    2  Do not label in the detection area of    R tube     i Detection area    PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    LIMITATIONS    A  The test should be used only for testing nucleic acid extracted from  animal specimen  Do not add specimen  i e  whole blood  directly  into Premix    B  PetNAD     Nucleic Acid Co prep Kit is recommended for nucleic  acid extraction    C  Any deviation from recommended procedure may not achieve the  optimal results and should be validated by the users    D  It is strongly recommended to use freshly prepared nucleic acid   within 1 hour after extraction  to achieve optimal results with  PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    E  Vaccination with a modified live FHV vaccine may result in  positive PCR results for a few weeks after vaccination  Killed or  vectored recombinant vaccines will not interfere with PCR testing   PetNAD        is recommended in sick animals with clinical signs  and or laboratory abnormalities consistent with infection or 
2. PetNAD  FHV Detection Kit       For Feline Herpesvirus 1    User Manual    For Research Use Only    Manufacturer   GeneReach Biotechnology Corporation  TEL  886 4 24639869 FAX  886 4 24638255    No  19  Keyuan one Rd   Central Taiwan Science Park  Taichung City  Taiwan 407    Web Site  www petnad com    2013 06    PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    Content   INTENDED USE neoan n a 1  SUMMARY AND EXPLANATION     sesesesesescororoseseseseseeeoecsosesesesess 1  PRINCIPLES OF THE PROCEDURE           csccccsssssssssssssssessssesessers 2  PRODUCT DESCRIPTION iia aii 3  A  Materials Provided isla ii ii 3  B  Materials and Equipments Required  but Not Provided          oiciccco      3  C  Storage and Stability    ccccccsccssscscssssscscsssescsssssescsssssssssssssseesssssesesseees 4  De Sampe Pei iia 4  PRECAUTIONS Sua E EN AA 5  LIMITATIONS ensena ana ES 6  PROCEDURE sra OEIS 7  A  PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit Quick Guide       ocinicinnonininnininnonicinncnos  7  Be Procedi o dacrsanciestuera Raiden cacacainds 8  DATA INTERPRETATION ococoncoconoononosnonosnonosnonasconasnoncsnoncsnocanoness 10  ANALYTICAL SENSITIVITY tii 10  TROUBLESHOOTING         esesesessosososcsssesesessosososossesseseosososososessessese 11  REFERENCE unid 13    PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    INTENDED USE    PetNAD     FHV Detection Kit is intended for in vitro detection of  feline herpes virus 1  FHV 1  DNA based on insulated isothermal  polymerase chain reaction  PCR  technology  This kit is designed  specially to 
3. be used with an wuPCR compatible instrument   POCKIT       Nucleic Acid Analyzer  The assay is intended for use by    people with basic laboratory skills     This kit is intended for research use only     SUMMARY AND EXPLANATION    FHV 1  an alphaherpesvirus  causes mainly keratoconjunctivitis and  rhinitis  Povey  1979  that lead to mortality exceeding 60  in kitten   Mickman et al   1994   In the acute phase of infection  large  amounts of infectious virus are excreted in nasal and ocular discharges   Gaskell et al  1984   Recovered animals remain latently infected  with virus in sensory nerve ganalia  During this stage  virus  shedding may be induced by stress or occur spontaneously     PCR is one of the most commonly accepted methods that provide high    PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    sensitivity and specificity for FHV detection  However   conventional PCR assays take three to four hours  and require  sophisticated thermocyclers and well trained technicians to perform   GeneReach has developed PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit based on    PCR technology  which significantly reduces reaction time and  offers sensitivity and specificity comparables to those of conventional  nested PCR  Tsai  2012  Chang  2012   Furthermore  this simple and  easy assay could be completed rapidly in a portable POCKIT     Nucleic Acid Analyzer     PRINCIPLES OF THE PROCEDURE    In uPCR  hydrolysis probe based chemistry is used to generate  fluorescent signal during amplification of target DNA  The 
4. eic acid  In that case     prepare another nucleic acid        extract    Heavy 3 1  Leakage or spill of   Ml Consult with a GeneReach    contamination 3 reaction from 3 technical support representative or  of amplicons   R tube into   local distributor   in reaction 3 reaction chamber    chamber of   of POCKIT       POCKIT             PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    REFERENCE    1  Chang  H F  G   Tsai  Y L   Tsai  C F   Lin  C K   Lee  P Y   Teng  P H    Su  C  and Jeng  C C    2012   A thermally baffled device for highly  stabilized convective PCR  Biotechnology Journal 7 5   662 666  doi   10 1002  biot 201100453   De Gaskell  R  M   P  E  Dennis  L  E  Goddard  F  M  Cocker  and J  M   Wills  1985   Journal of General Virology Vol  66  No  2    3  Povey  R C   1979  A review of feline rhinotracheitis  feline herpesvirus  1 infection   Comp Immun Microbiol Infect Dis 2  373 387    4  Mickman M A   Reubel G H   Hoffman D E   et al   1994  An epizootic  of feline herpesvirus type 1 in a large specific pathogen free cat colony  and attempts to eradicate the infection by identification and culling of  carriers  Lab Anim 28 320 329   5  Tsai Y L   Wang H T T   Chang H F G   Tsai C F  Lin C K   Teng P H    Su C  and Jeng C C    2012  Development of TaqMan probe based  insulated isothermal PCR  PCR  for sensitive and specific on site  pathogen detection  PLoS ONE 7 9   e45278  doi  10 1371  journal   pone  0045278    13    
5. in an  animal with a suspected subclinical infection as based upon history     physical examination and clinical laboratory findings     PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    W      Take Premix from Add 50 ul Premix Add 5 pl nucleic acid  Premix Pack  Buffer  extract     PROCEDURE    A  PetNAD       FHV Detection Kit Quick Guide    Mix by pipetting  Spin R tube for 10 seconds   Transfer 50 ul mixture into    R tube  4 5       Results are shownon  monitor in 1 hour     Poca 10 162057 1908 7011       Completo    o NY Se aA     00  ivane   ue Om                    A A    o  d  gt    p      i r  LA A             Put R tube into POCKIT    O Positive  Nucleic Acid Analyzer and press 0 Negative  F Repeat assay using  RUN    6 freshly prepared  i 5   E    PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit  Procedure    Note  Before using for the first time  add 100 ul Standard   Buffer to P    Standard  Store reconstituted P    Standard   at 4  C    1  Label R tube s  in the label area    2  Prepare one Premix for each sample   Premix tube is in  Premix Pack  Each Premix Pack contains one Premix     Note  If the pellet is not found at the bottom of the tube  spin   tube briefly to bring it down    3  Add 50 ul Premix Buffer B to each Premix tube    4  Add 5 ul nucleic acid extract or P    Standard to each  Premix tube  Mix by pipetting up and down    5  Transfer 50 ul Premix sample mixture into R tube    6  Seal top of each R tube with a cap  Make sure R tube is  capped tightly    7  Place R tube into the holder 
6. of POCKIT       8  Spin tube briefly in cubee     to make sure all solution is  collected at the bottom of R tube    Note  Start reaction within 1 hour to prevent nucleic acid   degradation    Note  Make sure there are no bubbles in the tube    9  POCKIT     reaction    Note  Please see the user manual of POCKIT       for details     a  Turn on POCKIT     which should complete    PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    self testing within 5 minutes   b  Select  520 nm      c  When  System READY    is displayed  place the  holder with R tube s  into the reaction chamber   d  Tap cap of each R tube to make sure the tube is  positioned properly   10  Close lid and press  Run    to start reaction program   11  Test results are shown on the monitor after reaction is    completed     PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    DATA INTERPRETATION      One example of results shown on the monitor     Pockit 1 0 16 28 57 17 08 2011    Reaction Completed    1 2 3 a 6 7 8   90009 90    Buzzer Off          Q  FHV Positive    a FHV Negative  e Repeat reaction with freshly prepared nucleic acid       ANYLYTICAL SENSITIVITY    The detection limit of PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit is about 10    copies  reaction     10    PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    TROUBLESHOOTING    Problems    Possible causes   Solutions    False Positive   1  Reuse of micro  NW Micro centrifuge tubes  tips     centrifuge tubes  R tubes and Premix are for   tips  R tubes and single use only  Reusing these   Premix  accessories would cause cros
7. primers  and probe target thymidine kinase  TK  gene and do not cross react  with nucleic acid from host and other major feline upper respiratory    pathogens     PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    PRODUCT DESCRIPTION    A  Materials Provided  24 tests kit     Premix Pack W FHV Premix  lyophilized 24 bags  1 FHV Premix  pellet  containing dNTPs  vial and desiccating  primers  probe  and enzyme agent bag   for amplification     Desiccating agent pack     Premix Buffer B Reaction buffer to re dissolve   2 vials  1 3 ml vial   the lyophilized pellet     P    Standard Dried plasmid containing  oe FHV partial sequence   Standard Buffer Reaction buffer to re dissolve   1 vial  110 ul vial   P    Standard        B  Materials and Equipments Required  but Not Provided  1  PetNAD    Nucleic Acid Co prep Kit  2  POCKIT    Nucleic Acid Analyzer  PetNAD     compatible  instrument   3  cubee    Mini Centrifuge  cubee     4   Micropipette and tips    PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    C  Storage and Stability  1  The kit should be stored at 4  C and is stable until the  expiration date which is stated on the label   2  Store Premix vials in sealed Premix Pack to avoid hydration  of lyophilized components   3  Reconstituted P     Standard is stable for 6 months at 4  C   Aliquot reconstituted P     Standard to avoid degradation    and contamination of nucleic acid     D  Sample Type  Nucleic acid extracted from whole blood or swab sample  i e     oropharyngeal  conjunctival and nasal swab      PetNA
8. s   contamination    E Used micro centrifuge tubes  tips   R tubes and Premix should be  collected and discarded according  to local regulation  Do not place the  waste close to the working area to    prevent cross contamination     E Disassemble and clean up    2  Contaminated       micropipette    micropipette   E Use aerosol free tips     3  Contaminated     Consult withaGeneReach    reagent technical support representative or    local distributor     NW Consult with a GeneReach    1  Mf ym mt tytn ttt e    4  Contaminated    technical support representative on    I  I  I  I  I    working area  i  I  I  I    how to clean up working area   S S SS    11    PetNAD    FHV Detection Kit    Problems    Possible causes    Solutions  False    1  Nucleic acid      Consult manual of nucleic acid  Negative   extraction failed  3 extraction kit      2  Bad nucleic acid   ll Check sample storage condition     quality or nucleic   E Please refer to Troubleshooting  acid concentration   section of PetNAD    Nucleic Acid  too high 3 Co prep Kit     E If a spectrophotometer is available   check OD 260 280 ratio  This ratio  should be between 1 4 and 2 0     AAA AAA AA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ee eee                   3  PCR inhibition      Do not overload nucleic acid      3 E Spike nucleic acid sample into P     Standard reaction for a parallel  PCR reaction  Negative results  indicate the presence of inhibitors  in the nucl
    
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