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Use of Agilent 4200 TapeStationsystem for external quality assurance of genomic DNA and cell-free DNA
Background
4200 TapeStation System
Methods
EQAs is mandatory for quality assurance of the wide variety of DNA extraction methods. DNA quality
assessment by integrity and molecular size estimation can be achieved using conventional gel or automatic
microfluidic electrophoresis systems (e.g Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer system)
Here we evaluated the Agilent 4200TapeStation system, in the context of the ISBER-endorsed “Proficiency Testing (PT)”
program organised by IBBL, for :
• Genomic DNA (gDNA) extraction methods from
1.Whole blood (BD Paxgene Blood DNA tubes);
2.Snap frozen tissue;
3.Formalin-Fixed Paraffin-Embedded (FFPE) cell pellet.
• Cell-free DNA (cfDNA) extraction methods from plasma isolated from whole blood collected in PaxGene cfDNA tubes,
spiked-in with double stranded DNA ultramers of 200bp covering several standard cancer mutations.
• Automated microfluidic electrophoresis system:
• 96 well plate or 2x8 well strip sample loading format;
• Individual ScreenTape devices consisting of 16 lanes, i.e. 15 samples and 1 ladder;
• Multiple ScreenTape devices loading for maximum 96 samples run in walk away modus;
• 1 μl sample volume needed per run in concentration of 10-100 ng/μl for genomic DNA and 10-1000 pg/μl for High
Sensitivity D5000 ScreenTape assays.
For gDNA:
• We evaluated the extracted DNA quality from each participant, by determining a DIN (DNA Integrity Number score for each
sample run with the Genomic DNA ScreenTape assay;
• We measured DIN scores, ranging from 1 (DNA completely degraded) to 10 (DNA completely intact).
For cfDNA:
• We ran cfDNA with the 4200 TapeStation High Sensitivity D1000 and High Sensitivity D5000 kit as well as the 2100
Bioanalyzer DNA 1000 kit to determine the best detection system;
• We evaluated the extracted cfDNA quality from each participant based on the % integrated area around the 200 bp peak,
corresponding to the size of the spiked-in dsDNA ultramers.
AuthorsWim Ammerlaan(1), Olga Kofanova(1), Rainer Nitsche(2), Fay Betsou(1) and the ISBER Proficiency Testing Advisory Group(1) Integrated BioBank of Luxembourg (IBBL), 6 rue Nicolas Ernest Barblé, 1210 Luxembourg, Luxembourg(2) Agilent Technologies, Waldbronn, Germany (This work was part-funded by Agilent Technologies and IMI grant no. 115749.)
TapeStation Gel Images
Agilent 4200 TapeStation Instrument ScreenTape Devices for DNA and RNA Assays
Filename: 2016-11-16 - 13.11.17.GDNA
Gel Images
Default image (Contrast 50%), Image is Scaled to Sample
Default image (Contrast 50%), Image is Scaled to Sample
Default image (Contrast 50%), Image is Scaled to Sample
Genomic DNA ScreenTape® Page 1 of 69
TapeStation Analysis Software A.02.01 SR1 © Agilent Technologies, Inc. 2016 Generated: 16-Nov-2016
Fig.1 DNA extracted from blood collected in Paxgene DNA tubes
analysed with the Agilent genomic DNA ScreenTape assay. Lanes L1
and L2 are DNA ladders. Note the DNA degradation pattern in most
samples.
Gel Images - gDNA from BD Paxgene Blood DNA tubes
Filename: 2016-11-17 - 17.19.09.HSD5000
Gel Image
Default image (Contrast 100%), Image is Scaled to viewlarger Molecular Weight range
Sample Info
Well Conc. [pg/µl] Sample Description Alert Observations
A1 2830 Ladder Ladder
B1 14800 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_L018
C1 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_L124 Marker(s) not detected
D1 4500 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_L083
E1 14900 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_L214
F1 396 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_L253
G1 23900 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_L216
H1 7090 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_L248
A2 DNA_QC_A_2015_1_dil10000
B2 1590 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_mix100
C2 119 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_mix1000
D2 5.37 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_mix10000
E2 6.59 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_mix100000
F2 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_mix1000000
G2 IBBL_PT2016_cfDNA16_mix10000000
H2 NTC
High Sensitivity D5000 ScreenTape® Page 1 of 19
TapeStation Analysis Software A.02.01 SR1 © Agilent Technologies, Inc. 2016 Generated: 07-Dec-2016
Fig.4 cfDNA extracted from plasma analyqed with the
Agilent HS DNA5000 ScreenTape assay. Lane L1 is DNA
ladder. Note the absence of DIN score cannot be applied to
cfDNA.
Gel Images - cfDNAFilename: 2016-11-16 - 17.41.20.GDNA
Gel Images
Default image (Contrast 50%), Image is Scaled to Sample
Default image (Contrast 50%), Image is Scaled to Sample
Sample Info
Well DIN Conc. [ng/µl] Sample Description Alert Observations
L1 - 71.6 Ladder Ladder
A1 2.7 8.21IBBL PT2016_DNAFFC16_L018
Sample concentrationoutside recommendedrange
B1 3.6 4.42IBBL PT2016_DNAFFC16_L037
Sample concentrationoutside functional rangefor DIN
C1 5.1 15.3IBBL PT2016_DNAFFC16_L146
D1 5.4 13.5IBBL PT2016_DNAFFC16_L035
E1 5.7 19.1IBBL PT2016_DNAFFC16_L119
L2 - 74.2 Ladder Ladder
F1 5.7 17.3IBBL PT2016_DNAFFC16_L256
G1 5.4 26.3IBBL PT2016_DNAFFC16_L108
H1 5.1 25.2IBBL PT2016_DNAFFC16_L186
Genomic DNA ScreenTape® Page 1 of 30
TapeStation Analysis Software A.02.01 SR1 © Agilent Technologies, Inc. 2016 Generated: 16-Nov-2016
Fig.3 DNA extracted from fresh frozen tissue analysed with
the Agilent genomic DNA ScreenTape assay. Lanes L1 and L2
are DNA ladders. Note the DNA smear in most samples and
the lower DIN score compared to the DNA from blood.
Gel Images - gDNA from FFPE cell pellet
Fig.7 All Results - gDNA from FFPE cell pellets
PT Results
Fig.5 All Results - gDNA from BD Paxgene Blood DNA tubes Fig.6 All Results - gDNA from snap frozen tissue
Fig.8 All Results - cfDNA
Final CFDNA16 without highlighting Prepared on: 14 March 2017 Page 12 of 19
Biorepository proficiency testingfor the quality control
of biospecimens
All results
PROLab Plus
Laboratory
L214
L018
L253
L124
L261
L083
L248
% 80.0
No. of laboratories: 6No. of outlier values: 1Mean: 86.05 %Proficiency Testing Standard Deviation: 2.86 % (Empirical value)Assigned value: 86.05 % (Empirical value)Assigned value: 86.05 %
Median: 85.80Minimal value: 71.80Maximal value: 89.30Range: 17.50
Mean
B
Magnetic-bead based Results
PROLab Plus
Laboratory
L214
L018
L083
L248
%
100
No. of laboratories: 4No. of outlier values: 0Mean: 82.48 %Proficiency Testing Standard Deviation: 7.95 % (Empirical value)Assigned value: 82.48 % (Empirical value)Assigned value: 82.48 %
Median: 84.40Minimal value: 71.80Maximal value: 89.30Range: 17.50
Mean
Silica-membrane based Results
PROLab Plus
Laboratory
L253
L124
L261
%
9085
No. of laboratories: 3No. of outlier values: 0Mean: 86.07 %Proficiency Testing Standard Deviation: 1.22 % (Empirical value)Assigned value: 86.07 % (Empirical value)Assigned value: 86.07 %
Median: 85.80Minimal value: 85.00Maximal value: 87.40Range: 2.40
Mean
Fig.2 DNA extracted from fresh frozen tissue analysed with the Agilent
genomic DNA ScreenTape assay. Lanes L1 and L2 are DNA ladders.
Gel Images – gDNA from snap frozen tissue
ResultsFor gDNA, average DIN score from all participants in our external Proficiency Testing programme:
• Stabilised blood DIN 6.7 (STDEV 0.75) (Fig.1, 5);
• Snap frozen tissue DIN 5.67 (STDEV 1.57) (Fig.2, 6);
• FFPE cell pellets DIN 4.89 (STDEV 1.05) (Fig.3, 7).
For cfDNA, the following results were obtained from all participants (Fig.4, 8) :
• 81-89% integrated area corresponding to the 200bp peak of the spike-in;
• Contamination by cell gDNA was evident in samples from some participants;
• TapeStation HS D5000 kit outperformed the Bioanalyzer DNA1000 kit and the TapeStation HS D1000 kit.
The 4200 TapeStation system is well suited for the purpose of quality control of DNA samples extracted from clinical material;
it is high throughput and user-friendly. Particularly in
the case of cfDNA, the 4200 TapeStation system allows simultaneous assessment of the size of the extracted cfDNA and of any
potential contamination by white blood cell DNA.
ConclusionsThe 4200 TapeStation sytem is more informative than the 2100 Bioanalyzer system, and is well suited for the purpose of quality control of DNA samples extracted
from clinical material; it is high throughput and user-friendly and introduces DIN values, a quality label for DNA samples. Particularly in the case of cfDNA, the
4200 TapeStation system allows simultaneous assessment of the size of the extracted cfDNA and of any potential contamination by white blood cell DNA.
Agilent Publication Number 5991-8605EN