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Introduction: Increasing Success Rates & Efficiency from Crime Scene to Courtroom Ariana Wheaton Senior Market Development Manager - Americas Life Technologies

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Increased  Efficiency  

Ease  of  Use   Success  with  Difficult  Samples  

Simplified  Interpreta;on  

Higher  Throughput  

Streamlined  Workflow  

Technology  Improvements  Over  Last  7  Years…  

 Increased  Integra9on  and  Efficiency  

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   Time  to  Result    

(hrs/per  24  samples)   ~1-­‐3.5  hrs   ~0-­‐2  hrs   ~4  hrs   ~1.5  hrs   ~1  hrs  

Improved  Efficiency  for  Single  Source  Sample  Processing    

   Time  to  Result    

(per  24  samples)   0   0   ~40  mins   ~35  mins   ~5-­‐10  mins  

Total  Time  to  Result  =  ~7-­‐12  hrs  

Collec;on   Extrac;on   Quan;ta;on/  Normaliza;on   Amplifica;on   Detec;on   Analysis  

Total  Time  to  Result  =  ~1.5  hrs  

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Total  Time  to  Result  =  ~10-­‐58  hrs  

 Sample    Prepara;on  

Quan;ta;on/  Normaliza;on   Amplifica;on   Detec;on   Analysis  

   Time  to  Result    

(hrs/per  6-­‐16  samples)  ~1-­‐48  hrs   ~2  hrs   ~3.5  hrs     ~0.75  hrs   ~2-­‐3  hrs  Time  to  Result    

(hrs/per  13  samples)  ~1-­‐3  hrs   ~1.5  hrs     ~1.5  hrs   ~0.55  hrs   ~1-­‐2  hrs  

Total  Time  to  Result  =  ~6-­‐9  hrs  

Dependent  on  sample  type  and  method  

Improved  Efficiency  for  Casework  Sample  Processing  

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A  lot  of  progress…  But  how  much  have  we  increased  your  casework  success  rates?  

Increased  Efficiency  

Ease  of  Use   Success  with  Difficult  Samples  

Simplified  Interpreta;on  

Higher  Throughput  

Streamlined  Workflow  

Technology  Improvements  Over  Last  7  Years…  

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Results from recent Forensic Magazine survey… Failure rate following Amplification/CE

Overall average from North American Crime Labs (n=126)

§  20% - Note: Labs processing higher % of property crimes and touch DNA have much higher failure rates.

Ø  We did a similar survey in 2006, and the average failure rate was also 20%!

Ø  Survey indicated failure rates have not been reduced, but this is due to increase in property crime processing and more challenging samples (i.e. touch samples)

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What is the cost of failed samples?  

§  2006 study* in the USA estimates processing a single piece of evidence through a DNA workflow takes on average: §  157.6 minutes of analyst and labor time §  Anywhere between $425 and $1,720

§  In addition, outsourcing labs typically charge the same flat fee for service whether or not the submitted sample yields probative or useful information

*Source: Cost Study of DNA Testing and Analysis North Carolina DOJ OSBM March 2006

Increasing success rates in the lab means more efficient use of investigative and laboratory resources

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What contributes to the total processing cost for a DNA evidence sample?

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Typical  Cost  Breakout*  

Labor  Cost/Time  Facility  Overhead  Shipping    Reagents/Supplies  

Most  impacted  by    1st  Pass  Success  Rate  

*Actual cost breakout will vary by laboratory

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The “Hidden Cost” of Low First Pass Success Rates

Higher  1st  Pass  Success  Rate  =  Less  Re-­‐runs  

Lower  1st  Pass  Success  Rate  =  More  Re-­‐runs  

Reduced  Labor  &  Consumable  Cost  

Increased  Labor  &  Consumable  Cost  

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Detection & Analysis

Our Mission: Improve Efficiency. Increase Success Rates. Provide More Info.

LIFE Offers Complete Integrated HID Workflow

GeneMapper® ID-X Expert System

Software

Next Generation STR Kits

3500/3500xL Genetic Analyzer

3130/3130xl Genetic Analyzer

Extraction Quantification Amplification

7500 Real-Time PCR Instrument

Next Generation Quantifiler® Kits

PrepFiler™ Forensic DNA Extraction kit

Veriti® 96-Well Thermal Cycler

GeneAmp® PCR System 9700 Cycler

AutoMate Express™

Collection

Copan 4N6FLOQSwab™

& NUCLEIC-CARD™

Screening

ParaDNA®

Converge™ Software DNA Workflow

Kinship and Paternity

Direct Search Familial Search

NEW

NEW

NEW

NEW

Converge™

Software

NEW

NEW

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Strategies for Increased Downstream Success Rates:

Improve Collection & Sample Selection Collection

4N6FLOQSwabs™ Patented technology to maximize DNA

collection and elution efficiency; enables significantly improved profile success

rates compared to cotton swabs

Screening Sample to Answer Casework Screening Device to help determine which samples

contain the highest likelihood of generating a probative DNA profile in a

laboratory workflow

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NUCLEIC-CARD™ System—Now Available Globally

§  Scheduled to A reliable device for collection, preservation, and long-term storage of nucleic acids

Chemically-treated matrix to enable cell lysis and protein denaturation

NUCLEIC –CARD™ NUCLEIC –CARD™ COLOR

NUCLEIC –CARD™ Collection Device

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Quantification – Areas for Improvement  

Predic9on  of  M:F  Mixture  Ra9o  

Improve  Sensi9vity  and  Reproducibility  

Predict  Sample  Quality  

Match  Performance  to  Newer  Genera9on  STR  kits  

Improve  DNA  Standard  Consistency  

Faster  Time  to  Result  

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Quantifiler® Kits Product Family  

Quantifiler® Duo Kit Quantifiler® Human Kit

Quantifiler® Y Human Kit

Three kits – for different applications • Quantifies DNA from wide variety of sources • Works with wide variety of DNA input • Sample Extraction chemistry compatible • Guides selection of optimal AmpFSTR®

PCR Amplification Kit • Accurate, Sensitive & Specific

Next Gen Quantification

 

Two new Quantifiler® Kits in 2013 +

Flexible workflow software

To integrate with Next Generation STR kits

Quantifiler® HP Kit Quantifiler® Trio Kit

HID RT v1.2 Software

NEW

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The GlobalFiler™ Kit: Going Further for Casework

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Additional 6-dye Application: Yfiler® Plus Kit

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Fall 2013

Yfiler® Plus: The First 6-Dye, 27 Marker Y-STR Multiplex

Plus in Power of Discrimination

•  All 17 loci amplified by the Yfiler® kit •  10 new Y-STR loci including 7 Rapidly Mutating1 Y-STRs for ability to

discriminate between close male relatives •  11 mini STRs below 220bp

Plus in Performance

•  Improved sensitivity & results with challenging casework samples •  Improved recovery of alleles and intracolor balance in male/female

mixtures containing high female background •  Improved resolution capacity for male/male mixtures •  Expanded allelic ladder •  Shorter amplification times •  Direct amplification protocol with single-source samples

1.  Rapidly Mutating Y-STRs have mutation rates above 1 x 10-2 per marker per generation. 17 Yfiler Y-STRs show mutation rates between 1 x 10-3 and 1 x 10-4 per marker per generation.  The content provided herein may relate to products that have not been officially released and is subject to change without notice.

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Ion Torrent™ Semiconductor Sequencing for Forensic Applications

Casework Single Source

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Mitochondrial  DNA  Sequencing  

SNP  Genotyping  Paternity,  Mixtures,  Missing  

Persons,  DVI  

Ancestral  &  Phenotypic  SNPs  for  Inves;ga;ve  Leads  

Eye  Color    

Hair  Color    

Missing  Persons,  DVI   Facial  Reconstruc;on  

Looking  ahead…  Poten9al  PGM™  Human  Iden9fica9on  Applica9ons  

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Webinar  hosted  by  Forensic  Magazine  Ion  Torrent™  Semiconductor  Sequencing  for  Forensic  Applica9ons  

Lisa Calandro Director of Product Management Life Technologies

Dr. Walther Parson Institute of Legal Medicine University of Innsbruck, Austria

Available to view “on-demand”: www1.gotomeeting.com/register/134635184

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HID Workflow Software Solutions

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Converge™ Software - Integrate & Manage All Your Data, Analysis & Reporting Tools

§  Modular system means easier deployment of new: −  Analysis tools (i.e. Paternity/Kinship, Database & Familial Searching) −  Lab management tools −  Data management tools −  Reporting tools

Long term goal of Converge™ Centralize and integrate data, analysis and reporting across all points of the forensic DNA workflow including:

−  At the crime scene −  At the police agency −  At the crime lab −  In the court room

Converge™

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Our Mission: Improve Efficiency. Increase Success Rates. Provide More Info.

More Workflow Efficiency

Higher Success

Rates

More

Information

4N6FLOQSwab™ &

NUCLEIC-CARD™ Collection Devices

ü  

ParaDNA® Screening System ü  

Next Gen Quantifiler® Kits ü   ü   ü  

GlobalFiler® Kits ü   ü   ü  

Yfiler® Plus Kit ü   ü   ü  

Converge™ Software ü   ü  

PGM™ for Forensics ü  

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Today’s  Agenda  

Most of the presentations will be posted to SlideShare: http://www.slideshare.net/Lifetech_HID

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THANK YOU!!

Ariana Wheaton Senior Market Development Manager-Americas Life Technologies Phone: 650.638.6317 Email: [email protected]

FOR FORENSIC OR PATERNITY USE ONLY. ©2013 Life Technologies Corporation. All rights reserved. The trademarks mentioned herein are the property of Life Technologies Corporation and/or its affiliate(s) or their respective owners. The content provided herein may relate to products that have not been officially released and is subject to change without notice.