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⚡ Detection Method
qPCR
🕒 Assay Time
Refer to manual
🎯 Storage Temperature
-20 °C (stable for 24 months)

Product Description

SHENTEK® Residual Pichia Pastoris DNA Quantitation Kit is a fluorescence-based quantitative PCR (FAM) assay designed to quantify residual Pichia pastoris host-cell DNA in biopharmaceutical materials across process stages (from in-process samples to final products). The kit includes a Pichia Pastoris DNA Control as a reference standard and provides rapid, specific quantitation with reliable sensitivity at the fg level. The kit workflow supports DNA sample dilution/standard curve preparation, qPCR reaction mix setup and absolute quantitation using a standard curve. Compatible with common real-time PCR instruments (e.g., SHENTEK-96S, ABI 7500, CFX96, StepOne Plus). For DNA extraction guidance, refer to the SHENTEK® Residual Host Cell DNA Sample Preparation Kit User Guide (Product No. 1104191).

Technical Specifications

Parameter Details
Intended use Quantitation of residual Pichia pastoris DNA in biopharmaceutical samples (in-process and final products).
Total reactions per kit Reagents for 100 reactions
Standard curve concentrations ST1: 300 pg/µL; ST2: 30 pg/µL; ST3: 3 pg/µL; ST4: 0.3 pg/µL; ST5: 0.03 pg/µL
Reported quantitative range (from supplied standards) 0.03 – 300 pg/µL (equivalent to ~30 fg – 300 pg/µL)
Sensitivity / LOD Reliable quantitation reported at the fg level; lowest supplied standard 0.03 pg/µL (30 fg/µL)
Reaction volume Total reaction volume: 30 µL (qPCR mix 20 µL + sample 10 µL)
qPCR mix composition (per reaction) Pichia Pastoris qPCR Reaction Buffer 17 µL + Pichia Pastoris Primer&Probe MIX 3 µL -> 20 µL qPCR mix
qPCR thermal cycling Activation: 95 °C 10:00 (1 cycle); Denaturation: 95 °C 00:15 (40 cycles); Annealing/Extension: 60 °C 01:00 (fluorescence read)
Detection chemistry / dyes Probe-based qPCR with FAM reporter dye (no quencher specified in kit instructions); use ROX as passive reference dye where applicable
Instrument compatibility ABI 7500, CFX96, StepOne Plus, Linegene 9600plus, SHENTEK-96S and similar real-time PCR systems
Ct / analysis settings Manual Ct with Threshold = 0.02; Automatic baseline recommended. NTC Ct should be ≥ 35 cycles (or per internal validation). NCS Ct should be larger than mean Ct of lowest standard.
Spike recovery acceptance Spiked ERC recoveries required to be within 50% - 150%
Shelf life / storage Kit components stored at -20 °C; kit stability up to 24 months (check label expiration date)
Sample input Example workflow uses 100 µL test sample for preparation and 10 µL purified sample per qPCR reaction

Features

  • High sensitivity: Provides reliable quantitation at the fg level (lowest supplied standard 0.03 pg/µL = 30 fg/µL).
  • Probe-based specific detection: FAM-labeled probe assay offers high specificity for Pichia pastoris DNA fragments.
  • Complete standard control: Includes Pichia Pastoris DNA Control for absolute quantitation and serial dilution standard curve.
  • Pre-formulated mix: Supplied reaction buffer and primer/probe mix simplify qPCR setup and reduce preparation time.
  • Wide instrument compatibility: Validated with common real-time PCR platforms (ABI 7500, CFX96, StepOne Plus, Linegene, SHENTEK-96S).
  • Workflow-ready for QC: Designed for in-process and final product host-cell DNA monitoring with recommended plate layouts and analysis settings.

Applications

  • Quantitation of residual Pichia pastoris host-cell DNA in biopharmaceutical process samples
  • In-process testing and final product quality control for recombinant proteins produced in Pichia pastoris
  • Routine host-cell DNA monitoring during downstream purification and formulation
  • Method validation and spike-recovery experiments for DNA residual assays

Kit Contents

Pichia Pastoris DNA Control (Part No. NNA007) 50 µL × 1 tube-20 °C
Pichia Pastoris qPCR Reaction Buffer (Part No. NNB005) 850 µL × 2 tubes-20 °C, protect from light
Pichia Pastoris Primer & Probe MIX (Part No. NNC041) 300 µL × 1 tube-20 °C
DNA Dilution Buffer (DDB) (Part No. NND001) 1.5 mL × 3 tubes-20 °C (note: thaw/mix at 2–8 °C for use; unused DDB may be stored at 2–8 °C per instructions)
* Total: 100 reactions | Method: qPCR

Attention

• For Research Use Only (RUO). Not for diagnostic use.

• Read Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and follow handling instructions.

• Wear appropriate PPE: protective eyewear, mask, clothing and gloves.

• Prevent nucleic acid contamination: UV-irradiate tabletop, pipettes and tubes for 30 minutes and disinfect with 75% alcohol before setup.

• Protect light-sensitive reagents from light; handle primer/probe and buffers on ice where recommended.

• Thaw reagents at 2–8 °C or on ice and vortex to mix before use; spin briefly in microcentrifuge.

• Check kit expiration date and storage conditions on labels prior to use.

• Maintain recommended plate layout, replicate strategy and include NTC, NCS and ERC controls.

• Spike recovery acceptance criteria: 50%–150%.

• NTC Ct should be ≥ 35 cycles (or defined by internal validation).

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the lowest concentration this kit can reliably detect?
The kit supports reliable quantitation at the fg level. The supplied standard curve includes a lowest standard of 0.03 pg/µL (30 fg/µL). Actual LOD in a given matrix should be confirmed by in-house validation.
Q2: How should I prepare the standard curve?
Thaw the Pichia Pastoris DNA Control and DNA Dilution Buffer (DDB) on ice. Prepare ST0 at 3000 pg/µL then perform serial 1:10 dilutions to produce ST1–ST5: 300, 30, 3, 0.3 and 0.03 pg/µL. Include at least five concentrations for the standard curve and run in triplicate.
Q3: What are the recommended qPCR cycling conditions?
Use 95 °C for 10:00 (activation, 1 cycle), then 40 cycles of 95 °C for 00:15 (denaturation) and 60 °C for 01:00 (annealing/extension, fluorescence read). Adjust settings if required by your instrument/software.
Q4: How should reagents be stored after thawing?
Store kit components at -20 °C per label. DNA Dilution Buffer (DDB) may be kept at 2–8 °C for short-term use; follow the instructions regarding storage of unused DDB and inspect for cloudiness/precipitate before use.

Research Use Only

Research Use Only (RUO) – This product is intended for laboratory research purposes only and not for clinical or regulatory diagnostic use.

Not intended for use in USDA or FDA regulated diagnostic testing or official compliance testing.

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