- Painless, non-invasive collection of high quality DNA
- Ideal for field collection and ambient temperature transportation and long-term storage
- Increase efficiency, minimize sample handling and reduce handling errors with a compatible format for high throughput processing
- Improve patient care and compliance with painless, non-invasive sample collection
- Increase efficiency, minimize sample handling and reduce handling errors with a compatible format for high-throughput processing
- Sample remains stable for a year at room temperature, reducing transportation and storage cost and complexity
OMNIgene•ORAL | OM-501
Collect superior samples for molecular detection of microbial DNA.
Microarrays and Next Generation Sequencing give researchers the ability to easily detect and quantitate molecular targets in a highly multiplexed fashion. Due to the complex nature of samples required for metagenomic research of the microbiome, bias can be easily introduced through improper sample collection, stabilization and transport.
Key features
Benefits
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Collection method comparison chart
Blood Collection |
Oral Collection |
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Attributes |
Venous blood |
Mouthwash |
Buccal swabs |
OMNIgene•ORAL (OM-501) |
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Non-invasive collection |
✘ |
✘ |
✔ |
✔ |
Standardized format for high-throughput processing |
✔ |
✘ |
✘ |
✔ |
Specimen stability at room temperature |
Days |
Weeks |
Days |
1 Year |
Literature
OMNIgene•ORAL is for research use only, not for use in diagnostic procedures.
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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.
By using HOMIM (Human Oral Microbe Identification Microarray), we demonstrated that saliva samples stored in OMNIgene•ORAL were indeed stabilized for at least 3 weeks, even at 37° Celsius. This is outstanding! Consequently, I think OMNIgene•ORAL would be very useful for remote collections alleviating the need for a -80° freezer or, for that matter, any refrigeration to preserve samples. This is an incredible benefit for any investigator who is interested in preserving precious clinical samples, especially for use with molecular analyses of genomic material.
Bruce J. Paster, Ph.D.
Director, Human Microbe Identification Microarray Core
Head, Department of Molecular Genetics, The Forsyth Institute
DNA from saliva vs. blood
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