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Amplificationefficiency: linking baseline and bias in the analysis of quantitativePCR data

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J. M. Ruijter1, C. Ramakers2, W. M. H. Hoogaars1, Y.Karlen3, O. Bakker4, M. J. B. van den Hoff1 and A. F. M. Moorman1

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This software converts the Qiagen Symphony Rack Files into a txt file for import to Roche Light Cycler software. The converts the Qiagen XML file including the position and sample number to a txt file which than can be importet into the Sample Sheet of the Roche LightCycler/Cobas 480 Software. It's very convinient if you are working with.

1Heart Failure Research Center, Academic Medical Center,University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2Department of Neuroscience,Faculty of Mental Health, University of Maastricht, The Netherlands,3Nestec Ltd, PTC Orbe, Switzerland and 4Department of Endocrinology andMetabolism, Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam, TheNetherlands

Nucleic Acids Research Advance Access publishedonline on February 22, 2009

Despite the central role of quantitative PCR (qPCR) in thequantification of mRNA transcripts, most analyses of qPCR data arestill delegated to the software that comes with the qPCR apparatus.This is especially true for the handling of the fluorescence baseline.This article shows that baseline estimation errors are directlyreflected in the observed PCR efficiency values and are thus propagatedexponentially in the estimated starting concentrations as well as‘fold-difference’ results. Because of the unknown origin and kineticsof the baseline fluorescence, the fluorescence values monitored in theinitial cycles of the PCR reaction cannot be used to estimate a usefulbaseline value. An algorithm that estimates the baseline byreconstructing the log-linear phase downward from the early plateauphase of the PCR reaction was developed and shown to lead to veryreproducible PCR efficiency values. PCR efficiency values weredetermined per sample by fitting a regression line to a subset of datapoints in the log-linear phase. The variability, as well as the bias,in qPCR results was significantly reduced when the mean of these PCRefficiencies per amplicon was used in the calculation of an estimate ofthe starting concentration per sample.

ThenewLinRegPCR version of the program (with an updated manual) can bedownloaded =>http://LinRegPCR.nl

Dear LinRegPCR user,

We recently updatedLinRegPCR to implement the import and export of RDML files

RDML wasdeveloped as a standard for export, exchange, and storage ofquantitative PCR data and is supported by several large qPCR systemsuppliers as well as by data analysis software like qbase-plus.LinRegPCR now forms a link between your qPCR system and suchstatistical analysis software. LinRegPCR can handle RDML versions 1.0and 1.1, as well as RDML files in which floating point values arewritten with decimals points and decimal commas. LinRegPCR will writethe analysis results to an RDML file, version 1.1, with decimal pointstomaintain compatibilty with the current RDML specification.

The RDML input option is the mainaddition to LinRegPCR that was implemented in 2012. There were alsoseveral qPCR systems added to the list of input formats from Excelfiles. For other minor changes in the program, please have a look atthe recent updates listed on the LinRegPCR website (http://LinRegPCR.nl).

On our site you will also find a linkto a recent paper (Ruijter et al., Methods 2012), in which LinRegPCRand other publicly available PCR amplification curve analysis programswere compared. This paper is unique in the field of qPCR because allanalysis methods were applied by their original developers, and thus inthe currently recommended way. The paper was co-authored by thedevelopers of these curve analysis programs and members of the geNormteam, who performed the statistical analysis. The datasets used forthis comparison, and the analysis results, can be downloaded from http://qPCRDataMethods.hfrc.nl.

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I hope you continue to enjoy the useof LinRegPCR.

Best wishes for the coming festiveseason and your future scientific endeavours,

Qiagen Software

Jan M Ruijter

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Addressingfluorogenic real-time qPCR inhibition using the novel custom Excel filesystem 'FocusField2-6GallupqPCRSet-upTool-001' to attain consistentlyhigh fidelity qPCR reactions.
Jack M.Gallup and Mark R. Ackermann
Departmentof Veterinary Pathology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Iowa StateUniversity. Ames, Iowa 50011-1250. USA.
Biol.Proced. Online 2006;8:87-152.

The purpose of thismanuscript is to discuss fluorogenic real-time quantitative polymerasechain reaction (qPCR) inhibition and to introduce/define a novelMicrosoft Excel-based file system which provides a way to detect andavoid inhibition, and enables investigators to consistently designdynamically-sound, truly LOG-linear qPCR reactions very quickly. TheqPCR problems this invention solves are universal to all qPCRreactions, and it performs all necessary qPCR set-up calculations inabout 52 seconds (using a pentium 4 processor) for up to seven qPCRtargets and seventy-two samples at a time – calculations that commonlytake capable investigators days to finish. We have named this customExcel-based file system 'FocusField2- 6GallupqPCRSet-upTool-001'(FF2-6-001 qPCR set-up tool), and are in the process of transforming itinto professional qPCR set-up software to be made available in 2007.The current prototype is already fully functional.