The Library
1530 papers on microsampling and monitoring, each with a finding paraphrased to our standard and labelled in one vocabulary. Every entry links to a legitimate copy; nothing is copied from an abstract.
3 papers labelled “dna”, newest first.
2016
With Oragene DISCOVER self-collection, saliva SNP-array genotypes matched blood at 99.996% concordance; about 6% of samples failed on low yield, so an occasional repeat should be expected.
Saliva DNA quality and genotyping efficiency in a predominantly elderly population — Gudiseva et al., BMC Medical Genomics
- dna
- venous-agreement
- stabilised
- blood
- dna-genotek-oragene
- validation
- saliva
- genotyping
2016
ORAcollect saliva matched blood at 97.9% overall variant concordance on a hereditary-cancer NGS panel, rising to 100% for protein-coding variants, supporting self-collected saliva for germline testing.
Validation of saliva as an alternative specimen for detecting hereditary breast-cancer mutations by next-generation sequencing — Meghnani et al., International J. Genomics
- dna
- venous-agreement
- stabilised
- blood
- dna-genotek-oracollect
- validation
- saliva
- genotyping
2012
Oragene-stabilised saliva DNA agreed with blood at 98.7% of called markers on a pharmacogenetic array; saliva's lower overall call rate tracked its variable human-DNA content.
Genotyping Performance between Saliva and Blood-Derived Genomic DNAs on the DMET Array: A Comparison — Hu et al., PLoS ONE
- dna
- stabilised
- blood
- dna-genotek-oragene
- validation
- saliva
- genotyping
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