The successfully constructed mutation vector is transfected into cells, and genotypic homozygous cell lines are obtained through monoclonal screening. These cells are then cultured in large quantities to extract genomic DNA. For cfDNA standards, gDNA is processed through enzyme digestion and other methods to achieve a fragmentation similar to that of plasma-free DNA.
This is the most critical step. Service providers utilize high-precision absolute quantification techniques such as digital PCR (dPCR) to accurately calibrate the variable allele frequency (VAF) of indel mutations in customized standards and issue authoritative quality control reports.