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Implementation and Validation of the Teleshake Unit for DNA IQ™ Robotic Extraction and Development of a Large Volume DNA IQ™ Method
Authors:Jennifer C. Grubb B.A.  Katie M. Horsman‐Hall Ph.D.  Karen L.V. Sykes M.S.  Rebecca A. Schlisserman M.S.  Vanessa M. Covert M.S.  Han Na Rhee M.S.  Jeffrey D. Ban M.S.  Susan A. Greenspoon Ph.D.
Affiliation:1. Virginia Department of Forensic Science, Forensic Biology, 700 North 5th Street, Richmond, VA 23219.;2. ?Present address: The Bode Technology Group, Lorton, VA 22079.
Abstract:Abstract: Automated platforms used for forensic casework sample DNA extraction need to be versatile to accommodate a wide variety of sample types, thus protocols frequently need modification. In this study, DNA IQ? methods previously developed for the Biomek® 2000 Automation Workstation were adapted for the Teleshake Unit using normal volumes and all deepwell extraction, and a large volume DNA IQ? method developed. DNA purification without detectable contamination of adjacent reagent blanks is reported in the extraction of tissue samples containing several micrograms of DNA. Sensitivity and contamination studies demonstrated similar performance with the manual organic extraction method for bloodstain dilution samples. Mock casework samples demonstrated the effectiveness of the Teleshake and Teleshake large volume methods. Because of the performance and increased versatility of the DNA IQ? extraction with these modifications, the Teleshake Unit has been implemented in both normal and large volume automated DNA extractions at the Virginia Department of Forensic Science.
Keywords:forensic science  forensic DNA analysis  DNA purification  DNA IQ™    Teleshake  large volume  automation
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