Results of in vitro test-KRAStissue reagent kit test to determine indications for target therapy of patients diagnosed with colorectal cancer.
A N ToropovskiyOlga Nikolaevna PavlovaD A ViktorovAleksei G NikitinV V MaslyakovPublished in: Klinicheskaia laboratornaia diagnostika (2020)
As subjects of the clinical trial, 44 samples of paraffin-fixed tissue were used from patients diagnosed with "colorectal cancer." In the course of clinical trials, 44 samples of paraffin-fixed tissue were analyzed in two series of experiments, that is, 88 clinical-laboratory experiments were carried out, of which 48 experiments with genomic DNA samples with the established negative status of the presence of KRAS gene mutations and 40 experiments with genomic DNA samples with the established positive status of the presence of KRAS gene mutations. Analysis and evaluation of the results of clinical laboratory tests of the medical product "Kit of Reagents for Determination of the Status of KRAS Gene Mutations by PCR-RV Method in a Sample of Human Genomic DNA from Samples of Paraffin-Fixed Tissue (Test-KRAS-tissue) according to TU 21.20.23-006-97638376-2016 "confirmed that it allows to carry out qualitative determination of the status of six mutations of the twelfth codon (Gly12Asp, Gly12Ala, Gly12Arg, Gly12Val, Gly12Ser, Gly12Cys) and one mutation of the thirteenth codon (Gly13Asp) the KRAS gene by real-time allele-specific PCR in human genomic DNA sample from paraffin-fixed tissue samples, with high diagnostic sensitivity rates of 90.9% and diagnostic specificity of 95.0% with a confidence probability of 90%. Reproducibility of results is 100%, which confirms the high reliability of the set.
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