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Table 1.

A. Components of high-speed RT-PCR mixtures (for the E gene).

B. Components of high-speed RT-PCR mixtures (for the RdRp Gene).

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Table 2.

GeneSoC® primer and probe arrangement.

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Table 3.

GeneSoC® PCR conditions.

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Table 4.

LightCycler® 480 primer and probe arrangement.

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Table 5.

LightCycler® 480 PCR conditions.

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Fig 1.

Results of the measurement of SARS-CoV-2 RNA standards using the GeneSoC®.

E (A) and RdRp (B) Primers. The concentrations of the SARS-CoV-2 RNA standards were 5 × 101, 4 × 101, 3 × 101, 2 × 101, 1× 101, 5 × 100, and 2× 100 copies/μL. For 5 × 101, 4 × 101, 3 × 101, 2 × 101, and 1 × 101 copies/μL, a rising waveform was observed, and positive results were confirmed for both the E and RdRp primers. For 5 × 100 copies/μL, a rising waveform was only observed with the E primer. For 2× 100 copies/μL, no rising waveform could be identified with both E and RdRp primers. E primer (E), RdRp primer (RdRp).

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Table 6.

Comparison of the primer detection sensitivity of GeneSoC® and LightCycler®.

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Table 7.

Within-run reproducibility.

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Table 8.

Between-run reproducibility.

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Table 9.

Reproducibility of GeneSoC® among different detection units.

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Table 10.

Comparison of clinical sample detection between GeneSoC® and LightCycler® 480.

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