KIT AND METHOD FOR EVALUATING DETECTION PROPERTIES IN AMPLIFICATION REACTIONS
First Claim
1. Kit comprising,a. a first group of containers, comprising two or more containers with human genomic DNA, wherein the human genomic DNA in each of the two or more containers is of different human origin and the amount of DNA in the container is defined;
- b. a second group of containers, comprising two or more containers with human genomic DNA, wherein the concentration of the DNA varies between the containers and the concentration of the DNA in the container is defined;
c. a third group of containers, comprising two or more containers with human genomic DNA, wherein the human genomic DNA in each container is a mixture of genomic DNA and is from at least two different individuals.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a kit comprising, (a) a first group of containers, comprising two or more containers with human genomic DNA, wherein the human genomic DNA in each of the two or more containers is of different human origin and the amount of DNA in the container is defined, (b) a second group of containers, comprising two or more containers with human genomic DNA, wherein the concentration of the DNA varies between the containers and the concentration of the DNA in the container is defined and (c) a third group of containers, comprising two or more containers with human genomic DNA, wherein the human genomic DNA in each container is a mixture of genomic DNA and is from at least two different individuals. The invention also relates to an evaluation tool and methods of use of the kit.
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1. Kit comprising,
a. a first group of containers, comprising two or more containers with human genomic DNA, wherein the human genomic DNA in each of the two or more containers is of different human origin and the amount of DNA in the container is defined; -
b. a second group of containers, comprising two or more containers with human genomic DNA, wherein the concentration of the DNA varies between the containers and the concentration of the DNA in the container is defined; c. a third group of containers, comprising two or more containers with human genomic DNA, wherein the human genomic DNA in each container is a mixture of genomic DNA and is from at least two different individuals. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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