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Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine ; (6): 47-50, 2018.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-701481

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Objective This exploratory study aimed to assess effectiveness with ethylene oxide treatment for removing DNA contamination. Methods 98 different spiked samples such as saliva, dander, skin cell, hair, blood and cartilage were conducted with ethylene oxide treatment. After extraction of samples, the dna was amplified and then the STR analysis was performed with 3130xl or 3500xl. Results A 6h EO treatment results showed that two saliva stains of 44 samples STR profile were detected; Just one hair of 54 samples treated with ethylene oxide was detected contaminating DNA with EO treatment for 8 hours. Conclusion This work suggested that it was more successful to reduce DNA contamination by using ethylene oxide treatment.

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Chinese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology ; (12): 86-91, 2013.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-430047

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Objective To assess the frequency and significance of maternal cell contamination (MCC)in the invasive prenatal diagnosis,and to analysis the MCC effect on prenatal diagnosis results.Methods Totally 519 amniotic fluid samples from second trimester pregnancy,57 chorionic villus samples from first trimester pregnancy,and 576 blood samples from corresponded pregnant women were collected and genotyped by Promega PowerPlex 16 system.MCC was determined according to the genotyping results.Karyotypic and molecular diagnosis results were contrasted between MCC and non-MCC specimen of the same fetal.Results MCC presented in 3.1%(16/519)uncultured amniotic fluid,1.3%(7/519)cultured amniotic fluid and 5%(3/57)villi specimens.In the study of fetal karyotype,MCC had no significant effect on normal female fetus;but for male fetus and abnormal female fetus,there were risk of erroneous results of mosaics.As to molecular diagnosis,MCC resulted in more complex effects for the different diagnostic methods.And 10% MCC had led to misdiagnosis.Conclusions For the prenatal cytogenetic tests,MCC should be excluded when there were mosaicism karyotype results or suspicious MCC of chorionic villi samples.The effects of MCC had more seriously impact on prenatal molecular testing,which suggesting the recommend regular identity test for MCC should bc carried out.

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