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MIQE Guidelines Presented by: Sean Taylor, PhD Field Application Specialist Bio-Rad Laboratories Canada Version 1.0 The MIQE Guidelines The MIQE Guidelines Minimum Information for Publication of Quantitative Real-Time PCR Experiments


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Version 1.0

MIQE Guidelines

Presented by: Sean Taylor, PhD Field Application Specialist Bio-Rad Laboratories Canada

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The MIQE Guidelines The MIQE Guidelines Minimum Information for Publication of Quantitative Real-Time PCR Experiments

Stephen A. Bustin, Vladimir Benes, Jeremy A. Garson, Jan Hellemans, Jim Huggett, Mikael Kubista, Reinhold Mueller, Tania Nolan, Michael W. Pfaffl, Gregory L. Shipley, Jo Vandesompele, & Carl T. Wittwer Clinical Chemistry 2009, 55(4): 611-622

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The goal of MIQE

  • 1. To establish a clear framework to conduct RT-

qPCR experiments

  • 2. To provide guidelines for reviewers and editors to

measure the technical quality of submitted manuscripts against an established yardstick.

Investigations that use this widely applied methodology will produce data that are more consistent, more comparable, and, ultimately, more reliable.

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The MIQE Guidelines

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Gene Modulation (Sample Treatment) RNA Extraction and Purification Reverse Transcription and Amplification RNA Analysis

The RT-qPCR approach

Data Analysis Quantification RT-qPCR

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RT-qPCR experimental design and sample management

RT-qPCR Data

Key steps:

  • Total RNA Extraction
  • RNA Purity & Integrity
  • Reverse Transcription
  • Gradient qPCR
  • Standard Curve
  • qPCR
  • Data Analysis

Exp’t Procedure Control Groups Exp’t Conditions Sample Handling Replicates

Disease or Treatment Groups Target Genes Implicated Potential Reference Genes Time Course Study (ie: t= 0) Normal vs Disease (ie:Normal) Untreated vs Drug Treated (ie:Untreated) Biological (Diff’t Sample per well) Technical (Same Sample per well) Growth Conditions (Media & Time or OD) Days of Embryonic Development Amount per mass of Drug

  • r Compound

Sex, Phenotype Incubation Time Precise Time to Harvest Cells or Tissue Sample Extraction Method Preservation method and Time Thaw and Homogenization Procedure Total RNA Extraction Procedure

These first three steps define the: experimental parameters; the goals and the samples based on literature or experimental data typically from broad Microarray or Proteomics experiments. Publish Data

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The Aurum Extraction Kit

Bind total RNA to silica membrane Elute Wash DNase I treatment

Step 1

PureZOL PureZOL Reagent Reagent

Remove the aqueous layer and mix with ethanol

Step 2

The conversion of mRNA to cDNA is a major stumbling block and arguably is the single most variable step in the whole quantification procedure.

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The RNA Factor - Good Sample Prep

  • free of protein (absorbance 260 nm/280 nm);
  • free of genomic DNA;
  • should be undegraded (28S:18S ratio should be roughly

between 1.8 and 2.0, with low amount of short fragments);

  • free of enzymatic inhibitors for RT and PCR reaction,

which is strongly dependent on the purification and clean- up methods;

  • free of any substances which complex essential reaction

co-factors, like Mg2+ or Mn2+;

  • free of nucleases for extended storage
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Analysis of RNA purity and integrity

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Carcinoma Liver RNA Normal Liver RNA

5 hr. degradation Intact Intact 7 hr. degradation Intact 7 hr. degradation

qPCR: GAPDH gene

Intact 5 hr. degradation

Total RNA Analysis

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Web-Based “Virtual” Primer Design

  • “Primer-Blast” your sequence (NCBI) to find unique

primers and amplicon sequences.

  • Enter sequence in “M-Fold” to assure minimal secondary

structure.

  • Choose at least two sets of primer pairs and validate

with thermal gradient and std. curve.

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Primer-Blast and MFOLD

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Reaction Validation

  • Start with a Gradient RT-qPCR to Optimize Annealing

Temperature

  • Create a standard curve from a serial dilution of template to

test primers across a broad dynamic range

  • Evaluate

– Specificity – Efficiency – Reproducibility – Dynamic range

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Validation of RT-qPCR primers - Thermal Gradient

}Real annealing range

A+B C D

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Validation of RT-qPCR primers – Melt Curve

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Validation of RT-qPCR primers – Gel Analysis

β−Actin ODC AZI 50 bp 100 bp 200 bp 2 kb

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Standard Curve - Tight Replicates

Cycle Cycle

Good Reproducibility Poor Reproducibility

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Standard Curve - Good Efficiency, and R2

Efficiency = 94.6% Slope = -3.459 R2 = 1.00

β-actin

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Amplification Central

(www.bio-rad.com/genomics/pcrsupport)

  • An exciting new addition to the

Gene Expression Gateway

  • Comprehensive PCR/real-time

PCR support regardless of the user's degree of expertise

  • Features:

– PCR Doctor – Tutorials – Assay Design – Others:

  • Top 20 Citations
  • Useful Links
  • Tip of the Week
  • Glossary

“Useful links” and “Top 20” rotate

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SsoFast EvaGreen Supermix

Fusing the double-stranded DNA binding protein, Sso7d, to the engineered polymerase gives it a powerful sliding grip on the replicated DNA. Polymerase Sso7d Antibody

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Experimental Replicates

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Summary

The key steps for most RT-qPCR experiments include:

  • Sample procurement which requires following strict experimental protocols for

acquisition, processing and storage to assure biological reproducibility and minimize standard deviations between replicates.

  • Total RNA extraction, and quality control for purity (OD 260/280) and integrity

(rRNA 28S/18S ratio, electropherogram trace, and RQI number) and yield.

  • Reverse transcription to convert the total RNA extracts to cDNA.
  • RT-qPCR experiments with appropriate reference gene(s) (≤0.5 Ct between all

experimental conditions or time points) and no template controls.

  • Appropriate number of biological (n≥3) and technical (n≥2) replicates with

standard deviations between technical replicates of less than 0.3 Ct. The MIQE Guidelines were written to provide all the parameters that should be met to publish acceptable results from RT-qPCR experiments.

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Contact Information

  • For more information call 1-800-268-0213
  • Original presentation was given by Dr. Sean Taylor,

Field Application Specialist, Bio-Rad Canada

  • Sean can be emailed at sean_taylor@bio-rad.com