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Forensic DNA Grade
ヒトDNA汚染は、法医学DNA分析における主な問題の1 つです。DNA汚染のリスクを最小化するため、ISO 18385が実施されています。この規格では、法医学を目的とした生体物質の収集、保管、解析で使用する製品の製造要件が規定されています。
ISO 18385の要件を満たすEppendorfのForensic DNA Gradeの消耗品の生産条件は、高度に自動化された生産ラインと厳格な入室管理の2 つです。個別のブリスター包装や、再密封可能な袋に入れて少量で提供することにより、汚染を効果的に防ぎます。
ISO 18385の要件を満たすEppendorfのForensic DNA Gradeの消耗品の生産条件は、高度に自動化された生産ラインと厳格な入室管理の2 つです。個別のブリスター包装や、再密封可能な袋に入れて少量で提供することにより、汚染を効果的に防ぎます。
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Eppendorf consumables exemplify highest quality and performance. The test parameters and sensitivity levels of the "Eppendorf Forensic DNA Grade" correspond to the requirements of the ISO 18385 standard and are subject to strict controls.
All tests performed to verify the certified purity parameters are carried out by an independent external testing laboratory which is accredited in accordance with ISO 17025 - the same accreditation standard which is applied to forensic laboratories.
Lot specific certificates provided by the testing laboratory
confirm the compliance with the criteria DNase-, RNase-, PCR
inhibitor-, and human DNA-free*. The certificates are available on our website.
In accordance with the requirements of the standard, a staff-DNA exclusion database has been established in order to be able to support a forensic laboratory in solving a potential DNA contamination. Please contact certificates@eppendorf.de for further information.
In accordance with the ISO 18385 standard, a procedure is in place to notify customers who purchased products from a released production lot which has subsequently been found to have failed relevant product or quality specifications. Customers who have registered such a production lot are informed by e-mail. To register your Forensic DNA Grade production lot(s) please contact certificates@eppendorf.de.
All tests performed to verify the certified purity parameters are carried out by an independent external testing laboratory which is accredited in accordance with ISO 17025 - the same accreditation standard which is applied to forensic laboratories.
Lot specific certificates provided by the testing laboratory
confirm the compliance with the criteria DNase-, RNase-, PCR
inhibitor-, and human DNA-free*. The certificates are available on our website.
In accordance with the requirements of the standard, a staff-DNA exclusion database has been established in order to be able to support a forensic laboratory in solving a potential DNA contamination. Please contact certificates@eppendorf.de for further information.
In accordance with the ISO 18385 standard, a procedure is in place to notify customers who purchased products from a released production lot which has subsequently been found to have failed relevant product or quality specifications. Customers who have registered such a production lot are informed by e-mail. To register your Forensic DNA Grade production lot(s) please contact certificates@eppendorf.de.
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