Successful typing of gene mutations.
Successful typing of gene mutations.
Successful mutation scanning.
Successful mutation scanning.
Successful typing of gene mutations. [A] Difference plot showing reliable discrimination between the wild-type sequence (blue), the c.35 G>C mutation (brown), and the c.37G>T mutation (pink). The Type-it HRM PCR Kit ensured reproducible discrimination with high confidence — without the need for optimization. [B] The c.35 G>C mutation could not be resolved from the wild-type even after extensive optimization of Mg2+ concentration and cycling parameters when using the HRM master mix from Supplier R. The mutation affects the amino acid in position 12, resulting in p.G12A and in position 13, resulting in p.G13C.
Successful mutation scanning.

Gene mutations (insertions and deletions in EGFR exon 19) were analyzed using the Type-it HRM PCR Kit on the Rotor-Gene Q. HRM analysis of the indicated genotypes is shown as a difference plot. Analysis was performed on the Rotor-Gene Q 5plex HRM cycler. WT: EGFR Exon 19 wild-type sequence, mut1: c.2235_2249del15, mut3: c.2237_2252del16insT, c.2237_2238ins18, mut4: c.2237_2238ins18, mut5: c.2239_2248del10insC, mut6: c.2240_2254del15, mut7: c.2240_2257del18.