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- High quality, high quantity DNA
- Equivalent to blood for DNA analysis
- Painless and reliable self or assisted collection
- DNA is stable for years at ambient temperature
- Optimized for both manual sample processing and automated workflows
- Integrated 1D barcode + optional 2D bottom barcode for workflow efficiency
- Proven on targeted and whole genome sequencing
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OG-600
Collect superior samples for your genetic analysis
All genetic analysis starts with the collection of DNA samples. Collect reliable samples with an all-in-one system for the collection, stabilization and transportation of DNA from saliva.
Overview
Product Benefits
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Collection method comparison chart
Blood Collection |
Oral Collection |
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Attributes |
Venous blood |
Mouthwash |
Buccal swabs |
Oragene•DNA (OG-600) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Non-invasive collection |
✘ |
✘ |
✔ |
✔ |
Standardized format for high-throughput processing |
✔ |
✘ |
✘ |
✔ |
Specimen stability at room temperature |
Days |
Weeks |
Days |
Years |
Low bacterial content |
✔ |
✘† (up to 60% bacterial content) |
✘† (up to 90% bacterial content) |
✔† (median 11.8% bacterial content) |
Median DNA yield |
30 µg |
35 µg |
2 µg |
110 µg |
Sample size |
1 mL |
10 mL‡ |
1 swab |
2 mL |
Molecular weight |
> 23 kb |
> 23 kb |
< 23 kb |
> 23 kb |
Shipping at ambient temperature |
✘ |
✔ |
✔ |
✔ |
Full customization available |
✘ |
✘ |
✘ |
✔ |
† Birnboim, H.C., Iwasiow, R.M. and James, C.M.P. (2008). Human genomic DNA content of saliva samples collected with the Oragene self-collection kit. DNA Genotek. PD-WP-011.
‡ Volume of mouthwash used for sample collection.
For In Vitro Diagnostic Use.
Oragene•DNA is not available for sale in the United States. Some DNA Genotek products may not be available in all geographic regions.
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DNA Genotek's sample collection devices and nucleic acid stabilization chemistries are protected by issued and pending patents in numerous countries around the world.
Literature
Data Sheets
Collect & Transport
Collect & Transport
Oragene collection instructions
Instructions for self or assisted collection in multiple languages.
PD-PR-01042: How to maximize DNA yield with Oragene self-collection kit
7 tips to maximize DNA yield. Tips 1 - 3 specifically reference collection.
MK-BR-018: Event-based Collection
With Oragene® self-collection kits, you can collect on-site at a variety of events that attract participants who meet your desired donor profile.
Mailing accessories and shipping recommendations
DNA Genotek has created a mailing solution that complies with International Air Transport Association (IATA) regulations for samples not expected to be pathogenic, while also protecting the collection kit on the way to and from the donor.
Customization options
Storage & Stability
Videos
Processing of DNA Genotek saliva tubes on SARSTEDT Lab Automation (copyright SARSTEDT AG & Co. KG).
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Yield & Quality
Yield & Quality
PD-WP-001: Expected DNA yield from Oragene/saliva samples
This study demonstrates the expected median DNA yield obtained from Oragene samples in comparison to other methods (mouthwash, Guthrie cards, cytobrushes and buccal swabs).
PD-WP-00031: Impact of population and laboratory methods on DNA yield and variability
Summary of the total DNA yield from Oragene/saliva samples as reported in peer-reviewed publications.
PD-WP-011: Human genomic vs bacterial DNA content of Oragene/saliva samples
Quantitative information about the amount of human genomic and bacterial DNA in Oragene/saliva samples, as estimated by two different methods.
PD-WP-012: Comparison of DNA yield from Oragene/saliva and blood samples
Provides quantitative information about yield and quality of human genomic DNA in Oragene/saliva samples as compared to blood.
MK-AN-017: Tips to improve the A260/A280 ratio of Oragene-purified DNA samples
Despite the fact that sample turbidity (i.e., absorbance at A320) does not affect down-stream analysis, some users have enquired about modifications to our standard protocol that will improve this ratio. In this document, we describe 3 alternative methods that can be used to obtain high A260/A280 ratios from all samples.
Lab Protocols
Lab Protocols
Protocols
Manual Purification
Compatibility with Automated Purification
Quantification
PD-PR-075: DNA quantification of Oragene/saliva samples
Protocol to quantify purified total dsDNA by fluorescence (specific for double-stranded (ds) DNA). Measurement of absorbance at 260 nm (A260) is commonly used for quantifying DNA. Disadvantages of using A260 include (i) insensitivity of the assay, and (ii) interference by non-DNA components such as RNA.
MK-AN-017: From turbidity to clarity: Simple methods to improve the A260/A280 ratio of Oragene-purified DNA samples
Despite the fact that sample turbidity (i.e., absorbance at A320) does not affect down-stream analysis, some users have enquired about modifications to our standard protocol that will improve this ratio. In this document, we describe 3 alternative methods that can be used to obtain high A260/A280 ratios from all samples.
PD-PR-040: RNA removal within Oragene/saliva samples
This protocol describes the use of double-RNase digestion to remove the RNA in Oragene/saliva samples.
PD-PR-065: Bacterial DNA assay
The purpose of this assay is to determine the bacterial DNA content of purified DNA from Oragene/saliva samples.
PD-WP-00030: Dye-free quantification of Oragene/saliva DNA extracts using the Trinean DropSense96® droplet reader and cDrop™ spectral analysis software
The purpose of this application note is to evaluate the Trinean method with a cDrop protocol specific for DNA extracted from Oragene/saliva samples using prepIT•L2P.
Downstream Applications
Downstream Applications
Accessories
The collection protocol is very convenient, the extraction is very quick and simple, and the yield is great. We have collected from [donors] not willing to go for a blood draw, [including] children, elderly patients and overseas relatives. The ease of shipping and self-collection are remarkable.
Ruth McPherson, MD, PhD and Nihan Kavaslar, PhD
University of Ottawa Heart Institute
The Oragene Advantage
DNA from saliva is driving genetic discoveries.
Overcoming challenges in DNA sample collection.
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