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    384 well PCR Cleanup Application

    Launch package

    January 24, 2003

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    Page 2

    Index

    Technology Page

    Overview PCR 3

    Overview PCR Cleanup 4

    Whatman Protocol 5

    Protocol Automation 6

    Product

    System Components 7

    Pricing/Packaging 8

    Competitor Comparison

    Whatman Performance Data 9

    Performance Comparison 10Protocol Time Comparison 11

    Value Page

    Features/Benefits 12

    Customer

    Customer ID 13

    Market Sizing 14

    Product Positioning 15

    Marketing Support

    Sample Information 16

    Advertising Plan 17

    Trade Show Plan 18

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    PCR Overview

    Capable of greater than a Billion

    fold replication of a DNA sequence

    of interest

    Necessary to create enough DNA to

    perform:

    Hybridization assays

    (i.e. microarray)

    Sequencing

    SNP detection methods

    Genotyping

    cDNA library construction

    PCR has been the most powerful

    and widely used molecular biology

    technique for the past 30 years

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    Whatman 384 PCR Cleanup Procedure

    Add Binding Buffer

    PCR Product (5-30ul)

    384 Well DNABinding Plate

    2 x Wash with

    90ul wash buffer

    X 384

    Add Elution Buffer

    (10ul-50ul)

    Centrifuge Filter

    2.5 min @ 1800xg

    Bind

    Centrifuge Filter

    5 min @ 1800xg

    Wash

    Elute

    Centrifuge Collect

    2.5 min @ 1800xg

    Incubate

    (1 min @ RT)

    384 WellCollection Plate Collect

    Waste - 384 Deep WellCollection Plate

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    Protocol Automation

    Demonstrated adaptability shown with

    an in-house automated liquid handler(Biomek 2000)

    Adaptation to other laboratory

    instrumentation will be case specific

    (no universal solution)

    SBS compatible platesThings to consider:

    Pipetting speeds - Semi-viscous buffers require careful pipetting during

    delivery, mix & transfer steps

    Disposables - Customer specific PCR tubes & pipette tips will have an

    effect on liquid handling parameters (pipetting heights/speeds, mixing& transfer steps)

    Molecular Biology Precautions - Routine cleaning of processing

    equipment and lab surfaces will reduce the risk of unwanted amplicon

    contamination. Use of aeresol resistant pipette tips is recommended.

    Biomek 2000

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    System Components

    Upstream Accessories

    96-well PCR Plates (7705-1901)

    384-well PCR Plates (7705-1305)

    Heat seals (7704-0002 or 7704-0003)

    Downstream 384-Well Accessories

    384-well black polystyrene plates (7701-2100) - fluorescent measurements

    384-well white polystyrene plates (7701-3100) - chemiluminescent measurements

    384-well 0.45u hydrophilic PVDF filterplate (7700-2106) - media support plate forcustomer specific dye terminator cleanup

    384-well PCR Cleanup Components

    384-well DNA Binding Plate (7700-2110)

    384-well 400ul Waste Collection Plate (7701-5400)

    384-well 100ul Collection Plate (7701-1100)Adhesive plate seals (7704-0001)

    Equipment required

    Centrifuge with microplate holder (2.3 inch stack height)

    Automated Liquid Handling System & associated disposables

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    Pricing

    Package Weights

    7700-2110 384-well DNA Binding Plate 50 790

    7701-5400 384-well 400ul Waste Collection Plate 25 143

    7701-1100 384-well 100ul Collection Plate 50 110

    7704-0001 Adhesive plate seals 100 44

    List Price/Prep 0.06

    Cat # Description Height cm Weight k Length cm Width cm

    7700-2110 DNA Binding Plate 13 4.31 43.18 14.24

    7701-1100 Uniplt 384 Well 100ul 14 2.86 44.45 17.78

    7701-5400 Uniplt 384 Well 400 ul 14 2.86 44.45 17.78

    7704-0001 Adhesive Plate Seal 5.08 0.34 20.32 11.43

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    Pricing in Euros

    Package Weights

    Cat Num Description Plates/Case Price/Case

    7700-2110 384-well DNA Binding Plate 50 1,304

    7701-5400 384-well 400ul Waste Collection Plate 25 240

    7701-1100 384-well 100ul Collection Plate 50 182

    7704-0001 Adhesive plate seals 100 73

    List Price/Prep E 0.06

    Cat # Description Height cm Weight k Length cm Width cm

    7700-2110 DNA Binding Plate 13 4.31 43.18 14.24

    7701-1100 Uniplt 384 Well 100ul 14 2.86 44.45 17.78

    7701-5400 Uniplt 384 Well 400 ul 14 2.86 44.45 17.78

    7704-0001 Adhesive Plate Seal 5.08 0.34 20.32 11.43

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    Performance DataCapillary Sequencing

    Purified 1.8kb product sequenced

    using big dye chemistry

    Non-cross talk

    Alternating positive & negative cleanups re-amplified to

    detect low levels of cross contamination

    Development Run - Yield / Recovery / Reproducibility

    0.00

    0.50

    1.00

    1.50

    2.00

    2.50

    3.00

    3.50

    4.00

    4.50

    5.00

    213bp A melogeni n 500bp pGE M 1. 9k b pG EM

    PCR Product

    DNAQuantity(ug/w

    ell)

    86.0%

    88.0%

    90.0%

    92.0%

    94.0%

    96.0%

    98.0%

    100.0%

    %Recovery

    Crude Input (ug)

    DNA Yield (ug)

    % Recovery

    7.36%

    CV

    5.15%

    CV

    7.41%

    CV

    DNA Recovery & Consistency

    3 Different PCR product sizes purified &

    quantified (n=24)

    384 well PCR Cleanup - Adjunct Study

    0

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    0 2 4 6 8 10

    HS DNA Input (ug/wel l)

    DNAYield(ug/we

    ll)

    Standard PCR

    2% DMSO

    1.5M Betaine

    0.1% Glycerol

    DNA Binding Capacity

    Varying levels of DNA Input purified and

    quantified. Study also shows comparison of

    PCR reactions containing typical adjucts

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    Competitor Performance Comparison

    Parameter Whatman Millipore Telechem=CPG=Genetix

    Sample requirements 5-30ul PCR reaction (split

    or concentrate if needed)

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    Liquid handling pipette headMethod #

    plates

    8 channel* 384 channel**

    2 1:25:10 21:30Whatman

    4 2:36:50 29:30

    Millipore 1 51:00 28:002 1:33:30 25:30CPG/Telechem/

    Genetix 4 2:51:30 35:30*based on internal Biomek 2000 testing

    **estimated times

    Competitor Time Comparison

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    Features384 well

    Bind-wash-elute chemistry

    Centrifuge processing protocol

    SBS compatible microplates

    Sample volumes 5-30ul

    High recovery of low MW PCR

    products

    Robust to various PCR adjuncts

    Uses DNA Binding plate

    Bulk Component Purchase

    Benefits Increased throughput, decreased cost

    Simple method

    No phenol / chloroform / alcohol extractions

    Provides highly purified DNA.

    Easy downstream sample retrieval.

    Complete elimination of well to well

    contamination. Efficient volume recovery

    Compatible with automated liquid handling

    equipment

    No sample concentration or dilution needed for

    typical 384 PCR samples

    Able to meet the demands of genomics customers

    Compatible with lab specific PCR chemistries

    Adaptable to binding nucleic acid from many

    sample sources

    Economic benefit for large genome centers and

    custom kit manufacturers

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    Target Customers

    Genomics OEM PotentialsKit companies: Qiagen

    Amersham BioRad

    Promega

    Gentra

    Genetix

    Eppendorf

    Applied Biosystems

    Stratagene

    Mackerey Nagle

    Invitrogen Roche

    Edge

    Princeton Separations

    Instrument companies: Perkin Elmer

    Tecan

    Beckman

    Gilson

    Zymark Brandel

    Genomic InstitutionsUS: Albert Einstein College of Medicine

    Baylor College of Medicine The Chromosome 21 Mapping and

    Sequencing Consortium

    Center for Genetics in Medicine

    Genoscope

    GTC Sequencing Center

    Cold Spring Harbor

    Joint Genome Institute, U.S.

    Department of Energy

    Stanford DNA Sequencing AndTechnology Development Center

    Stanford Human Genome Center

    The Institute for Genome Research

    University of Utah Genome Center

    University of Oklahoma Advanced

    Genome Technology Center

    University of Texas, Southwestern

    Medical Center

    University of Washington GenomeCenter

    The Institute for Systems Biology

    Whitehead Institute for Biomedical

    Research

    Washington University

    Europe: Gesellschaft fur

    Biotechnologische ForschungmbH

    InstituteforMolecular

    Biotechnology, Jena, Germany

    Max Planck Institute for

    Molecular Genetics

    Sanger Center

    Finland Genome Research

    Center

    Asia: Human Genome Center, Institute

    of Genetics, Chinese Academy of

    Sciences

    National YangMing University

    Genome Research Ceter

    Japan: Keio Uiversity School of

    Medicine, Tokyo

    Japan Science and Technology

    Corporation

    RIKEN Genome Sciences Center

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    Target Market / Sizing

    WW Market Size for PCR Clean up Kits ($M)

    0.0

    5.0

    10.0

    15.0

    20.0

    25.0

    30.0

    2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

    Sample Capacity of Thermal Cyclers Acquired 1998-2000

    (Source PhorTech Thermocycler Mkt Survey)

    0

    10

    20

    3040

    50

    60

    70

    384 96 48 24

    Sample Capacity

    %o

    fTHermalCyclersin

    Installed

    Base

    The WW market for PCRClean up kits is estimated

    at $15M in 2003 with

    forecasted growth rate of

    9% per year.

    The shift to 384 well

    PCR plates, starting in

    2000, is gainingmomentum and leading

    to demand for 384 well

    PCR clean up.

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    Product Positioning

    The 384 well PCR Clean up product is intended for use in

    large genomic research institutions performing millions ofPCR reactions per year.

    Bulk Product

    Primary market research suggests that these large genome

    centers will fine tune their own protocol and set up their own

    automation systems, thereby requiring bulk components as

    opposed to turnkey kits. Specific examples of this preference

    include Sanger Center, Cold Spring Harbor and the Finland

    Genome Research Center.

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    Samples & Inventory

    Sample plates and accessories can be ordered separately

    Or as a 2 plate set

    Cat Num Description Units/Case

    s7700-2110 384-well DNA Binding Plate 1 plate

    s7701-5400 384-well 400ul Waste Collection Plate 1 plate

    s7701-1100 384-well 100ul Collection Plate 1 plate

    s7704-0001 Adhesive plate seals 1 seals

    Cat Num Description Units/Case

    s7905-0004 384-well PCR Clean up sample pack 768 reactions

    The protocol and buffer formulations are available at the

    Whatman web site locations

    Technical Support/Protocols/ApplicationsProtocols

    Technical Support/Applications/Laboratory Filtration-Microplates/Technical Papers


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