UlttraQua al® 1000 2X X HBV PCR Use e Detec ct Hepatitis B Virus DNA (HBV DNA)) Clin nical Ben nefits Detect prese ence of Hepatitis B Virus s. Assists A in de etermining iff a patient un ndergoing th herapy has ccleared HBV V. Assists A in determining d if blood or blood prod ucts are fre ee of detecttable Hepatitis B Virus. V Clin nical Indications s The direct d detectiion of virus is a valuablle tool in de etermining w whether a pa atient underg going therap peutic treatm ment has cle eared virus. It is also u useful in determining wh hether blood d and blood products arre virus free e prior to dis stribution to patients. P PCR is able to directly d detect HBV RNA and do oes not rely y on later markers m such h as antigen ns or antibod dies that arre not produced in newly y infected ind dividuals. Methodolog gy UltraQ Qual® (PCR) Ass say Sens sitivity Me ean Detectio on: 0.1 19 IU/mL (0 0.62 copies/m mL) 95 5% Detection n Cutoff: 0.9 90 IU/mL (2 2.89 copies/m mL) Refe erences s 1. 2. 3. 4. Ba aginski, I. Et al. (1990). Detec ction of hepatitiis B virus. In: In nnis, M.A. et all. eds. PCR Prrotocols: A Gu uide to Methods s and Applications. San Dieg go: Academic Press. pp 348--355. Ba aker, B.I., et al. (1991). Determination of He epatitis B virus DNA in serum m using the polyymerase chain rea action: clinical significance an nd correlation with w serologica al and biochem ical markers. Hepatology. 13: 632-636. Pa ao, C.C. et al. (1991). Serum m hepatitis B virus v DNA in he epatitis B virus seropositive and seronegativve ind dividuals with normal n liver function. Am J. Clin C Pathol. 95::540-546. Pa aterlini, P., et all. (1990). Poly ymerase chain reaction to dettect hepatitis B virus DNA and d RNA seq quences in prim mary liver canc cers from patien nts negative fo or hepatitis B su urface antigen.. N Engl J Med d. 323:80-85 National Genetics s Institute 2440 S. Sepulveda S Blvd.,, Suite 235 Los s Angeles, Califo ornia 90064 88 8-4-NGI-LAB (88 88-464-4522) 310-996-0036 3 F FAX 888-PCR-T TEST (888-727-8 8378) MK 20.2 2 06/17/15 Page 1 of 2 UltraQual® 1000 2X HBV PCR Ordering Information UltraQual® HBV 1000 2X PCR CPT Code 87516 Description Hepatitis B, Amplified Probe Technique. Test performed utilizing National Genetics Institute’s validated, proprietary PCR methodology. Specimen Collection & Handling I. Type of Specimen* One 7 mL PPT Tube or 2.5 mL frozen serum or EDTA or ACD plasma. Do not use heparinized samples. *During a clinical trial the same type of specimen should be used throughout the trial. II. Method of Collection When using PPT tubes a. Collect blood directly into PPT tubes. b. Centrifuge to separate the plasma from cells within 1 hour of draw. c. Ship the separated PPT tube at room temperature. When not using PPT tubes a. Blood should be collected in EDTA, ACD, CPD or SST tubes. Do not use heparin. b. Centrifuge to separate the plasma or serum from the cells. Centrifugation should be performed within 1 hour of draw. c. Transfer the plasma or serum to a screw-cap cryo tube. d. Ship frozen serum or plasma on dry ice. Do not send frozen specimens in Glass Containers III. Shipping a. Ship by overnight courier (e.g., FED EX, etc.) b. Package according to regulations regarding shipment of infectious material. c. Ship on enough dry ice to last at least 48 hours. This test performed pursuant to a license agreement with Roche Molecular Systems, Inc. National Genetics Institute 2440 S. Sepulveda Blvd., Suite 235 Los Angeles, California 90064 888-4-NGI-LAB (888-464-4522) 310-996-0036 FAX 888-PCR-TEST (888-727-8378) MK 20.2 06/17/15 Page 2 of 2