Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. Real-time PCR quantification strategy for IgH tumor-related sequences and TaqMan probe sequences. / (A) Quantitative PCR is performed with appropriate VHconsensus primer, patient tumor-specific (ASO) primer, and VH gene family-specific consensus TaqMan probe. Antisense probes are labeled at the 5′ end with reporter dye (R) 6-carboxy fluorescein (FAM) and at the 3′ end with quencher activity (Q) 6-carboxy-tetramethyl rhodamine (TAMRA). (B) Sequences of VH gene family-specific consensus TaqMan probes. (C) Representative amplification plot showing increasing fluorescence (ΔRn) detected through the final 37 cycles of a 40-cycle PCR amplification reaction on a 10-fold serial dilution of a plasmid-encoded tumor-related VH5 IgH sequence with the VH5 consensus probe (IgH copy numbers ranging from 106 to 0). Ct represents the threshold cycle at which fluorescence is first detected above background.

Real-time PCR quantification strategy for IgH tumor-related sequences and TaqMan probe sequences.

(A) Quantitative PCR is performed with appropriate VHconsensus primer, patient tumor-specific (ASO) primer, and VH gene family-specific consensus TaqMan probe. Antisense probes are labeled at the 5′ end with reporter dye (R) 6-carboxy fluorescein (FAM) and at the 3′ end with quencher activity (Q) 6-carboxy-tetramethyl rhodamine (TAMRA). (B) Sequences of VH gene family-specific consensus TaqMan probes. (C) Representative amplification plot showing increasing fluorescence (ΔRn) detected through the final 37 cycles of a 40-cycle PCR amplification reaction on a 10-fold serial dilution of a plasmid-encoded tumor-related VH5 IgH sequence with the VH5 consensus probe (IgH copy numbers ranging from 106 to 0). Ct represents the threshold cycle at which fluorescence is first detected above background.

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