Treatment of paraffin embedded tissue for gene analysis
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1. A process for treating a paraffin-embedded tissue sample to be used for a gene analysis, which comprisesheating an aqueous suspension containing a surfactant having a protein-denaturational action and a deparaffinized tissue sample obtained from a paraffin-embedded tissue sample at 60°
- C. or higher,reacting the heat-treated aqueous suspension with a protease,mixing the resulting reaction solution with a solution containing hydroxybenzoic acid.
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Abstract
Rapid and easy preparation of a sample for a gene analysis or high-purity nucleic acid suitable for gene amplification especially, for example, by the PCR method is made possible by a process for treating a paraffin-embedded tissue sample to be used for a gene analysis, which comprises heating an aqueous suspension containing a surfactant having a protein-denaturational action and a deparaffinized tissue sample obtained from a paraffin-embedded tissue sample at 60° C. or higher, or the above-mentioned process which further comprises reacting the heat-treated aqueous solution with a protease, or the above-mentioned process which further comprises reacting the heat-treated aqueous solution with a protease, mixing the resulting reaction solution with a solution containing an organic compound having a protein-denaturational action other than the aforesaid surfactant, and precipitating nucleic acid from the resulting reaction solution by addition of an alcohol.
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1. A process for treating a paraffin-embedded tissue sample to be used for a gene analysis, which comprises
heating an aqueous suspension containing a surfactant having a protein-denaturational action and a deparaffinized tissue sample obtained from a paraffin-embedded tissue sample at 60° - C. or higher,
reacting the heat-treated aqueous suspension with a protease, mixing the resulting reaction solution with a solution containing hydroxybenzoic acid.
- C. or higher,
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2. A process for treating a paraffin-embedded tissue sample to be used for a gene analysis, which comprises
heating an aqueous suspension containing a surfactant having a protein-denaturational action and a deparaffinized tissue sample obtained from a paraffin-embedded tissue sample at 60° - C. or higher.
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4. A process for treating a paraffin-embedded tissue sample to be used for a gene analysis, which comprises
heating an aqueous suspension containing a surfactant having a protein-denaturational action and a deparaffinized tissue sample obtained from a paraffin-embedded tissue sample at 60° - C. or higher, and
reacting the heat-treated aqueous suspension with a protease.
- C. or higher, and
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5. A process for treating a paraffin-embedded tissue sample to be used for a gene analysis, which comprises
heating an aqueous suspension containing a surfactant having a protein-denaturational action and a deparaffinized tissue sample obtained from a paraffin-embedded tissue sample at 60° - C. or higher,
reacting the heat-treated aqueous suspension with a protease, and precipitating a nucleic acid from the resulting reaction solution. - View Dependent Claims (7)
- C. or higher,
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6. A process for treating a paraffin-embedded tissue sample to be used for a gene analysis, which comprises
heating an aqueous suspension containing a surfactant having a protein-denaturational action and a deparaffinized tissue sample obtained from a paraffin-embedded tissue sample at 60° - C. or higher,
reacting the heat-treated aqueous suspension with a protease, mixing the resulting reaction solution with a solution containing an organic compound having a protein-denaturational action other than the surfactant mentioned above, and precipitating a nucleic acid from the resulting reaction solution.
- C. or higher,
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8. A kit for treating a paraffin-embedded tissue sample to be used for a gene analysis, which comprises
a container containing a surfactant having a protein-denaturational action, a container containing a protease, and a container containing a hydroxybenzoic acid solution.
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10. A process for treating a paraffin-embedded tissue sample to be used for a gene analysis, which comprises
heating an aqueous suspension containing a surfactant having a protein-denaturational action and a deparaffinized tissue sample obtained from a paraffin-embedded tissue sample, reacting the heat-treated aqueous suspension with a protease, mixing the resulting reaction solution with an aqueous alcoholic solution containing hydroxybenzoic acid, and precipitating a nucleic acid from the resulting reaction solution.
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