QIAmp DSP Virus Kit DNA/RNA Extraction Procedure

QIAmp DSP Virus Kit Extraction is a manual procedure in purifying DNA and RNA using silica-based membrane with minimal elution volumes of 20 ul or 60 ul...

The QIAamp DSP Virus procedure combines the selective binding properties of a silica-based membrane with minimal elution volumes of 20 ul or 60 ul.


Principle:
The QIAamp DSP Virus procedure comprises 4 steps:
  • Lysing the virus particles in the sample 
  • Binding the viral nucleic acids in the lysate to the membrane of a QIAamp Minelutae Column 
  • Washing the membrane 
  • Eluting the viral nucleic acids from the membrane 

DNA/RNA Extraction Procedure:
  • Pipet 75 ul QIAGEN Protease (QP) into a lysis tube. 
  • Add 500 ul of plasma or serum to the tube. 
  • Add 500 ul lysis buffer/RNA CARRIER and mix by pulse-vortexing for 15 sec 
  • Incubate at 56°C for 15mins. 
  • Centrifuge for ≤5 seconds at full speed to remove drops from the inside of lid. 
  • Change gloves and add 600 ul ethanol, mix by pulse-vortexing. Incubate for 5 minutes at room temperature then centrifuge at full speed. 
  • Change gloves & transfer the lysate into the QIAmp mini spin column 
  • Centrifuge for 1 min at 12,000 rpm. 
  • Discard the filtrate & replace with new clean 2 ml tube. 
  • Apply 600 ul Wash buffer 1 to the MinElute column and spin for 1 min at 12,000 rpm for 3 min.
  • Discard filtrate and replace with a new 2 ml tube. 
  • Add 750 ul of Wash Buffer 2 and spin for 5 minutes at 14,000 rpm. 
  • Discard filtrate and replace with new tube, add 750 ul ethanol and spin for 1 min at 14,000 rpm. Discard tube and replace with a new 2 ml tube. Do an extra spin. 
  • Incubate spin column at 56ÂșC for 3 mins with the lid open to evaporate remaining liquid. 
  • Place the spin column in a clean tube & discard the filtrate. Add 60 ul elution buffer and incubate for 5 mins at room temperature. 
  • Spin the tube for 1 min at 14,000 rpm to elute the viral nucleic acids.
  • Discard MinElute Column and sample is now ready for PCR.

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