A 7-point tenfold serial dilution of plasmid Puc57-Kan was prepared, with the lowest concentration corresponding to approximately 8 copies per 4 μL reaction. Each reaction contained 4 μL of template.
Using ENZD-QM03, a chemically modified hot-start enzyme system developed by Creative Enzymes, amplification signals exhibited strong linear correlation across all dilution points. Reliable detection was achieved even at very low copy numbers, demonstrating high sensitivity and consistent quantitative performance over a broad template range. Data sourced from internal validation studies evaluating linear dynamic range and low-copy-number detection performance.
ENZD-QM03 incorporates a dUTP/Heat-Labile UDG system for efficient removal of carryover contamination. At ambient temperature, uracil-containing DNA contaminants are selectively degraded, while Heat-Labile UDG is rapidly inactivated at 50-55°C, preserving template integrity during amplification.
To evaluate system performance, uracil-containing DNA templates at 4 pg, 40 pg, and 400 pg were introduced into the reaction. ENZD-QM03 achieved over 99.6% removal efficiency, ensuring high accuracy and reliability in qPCR workflows. Data sourced from internal validation studies assessing contamination removal efficiency using uracil-containing DNA templates.
HeLa-derived cDNA was subjected to three 10-fold serial dilutions and analyzed using ENZD-QM03 across multiple real-time PCR platforms. Amplification of the GAPDH gene showed consistent quantification results across all systems.
These results indicate that ENZD-QM03, as a chemically modified hot-start enzyme from Creative Enzymes, delivers reliable cross-platform performance without requiring ROX adjustment, simplifying assay setup. Data sourced from internal validation studies evaluating cross-platform amplification consistency.