Evaluation of external NAT controls from two manufacturers

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Evaluation of external NAT controls from two manufacturers Aneta Kopacz, Institute of Hematology and Transfusion Medicine, Warsaw, Poland

NAT and External QC in Poland (2018) SCREENING Regional Blood Transfusion Centers (RBTC) Mini-pool (MP) testing MP 6 - cobas s201 MPX v2 (12-19) - cobas 6800 MPX (2-2) MP 4 - Ultrio Elite (1-1 Panthers) Individual Donation Testing (IDT) Ultrio Elite (4-12 Panthers) GERMANY BALTIC SEA Szczecin (2) CZECH REP. Wałbrzych (1) Słupsk Gdańsk (1) (2) Bydgoszcz (2) Poznań (3) Racibórz (1) Kalisz (1+1) Łódź (2) Katowice (2) LITHUANIA RUSSIA Kraków (3) SLOVAKIA Olsztyn (2) Białystok (2) Warszawa (5) Kielce (1) Lublin (1+1) BELARUS Rzeszów (2) UKRAINE External Quality Control in each RBTC EDCNet : Every instrument's working-day from 2005- till now QC Program: 2/year - February 2018: Evaluation of ViraQ vs QConnect Controls

Characteristics run controls # Item QConnect Controls ViraQ Controls Inactivated viral stock/standard Infectivity Matrix HBV, HCV, HIV-1 heat treated Citrate plasma (HBV-DNA, HCV RNA, HIV-1-RNA, HBsAg, a-hcv, a-hiv-1/2 nonreactive) HBV 10h 65 C, HIV 2h 65 C at low protein conc. HCV beta-propiolactone Viral reduction assessed EDTA plasma (HBV-DNA, HCV-RNA, HIV- 1/2 RNA, HBsAg, a-hbc, a-hbs, a-hcv, a- HIV-1/2 nonreactive) Storage temp (shelf life) -20 C (18 months) -30 C (24 months) Thawing At room temperature (4 freeze-thaw cycles permitted) At 37 C in water bath to prevent formation of cryoprecipitate Intended use Generic Assay specific Traceability to higher order standards 3rd and 4th WHO IS 1st and 2nd WHO IS for IUs $ bdna 3.0 assay calibrators for copies $ Viral concentration not reported Check Controls 125 and 75 copies/ml $ Trend Controls 25 copies/ml $ Positioning to LOD of target NAT assay not established Check Controls at 3-6 times 95%LOD Trend Controls near 95% LOD Expected results not reported Described in package insert Statistical evaluation Internet data exchange (EDC-net), real time analysis, reports: Levey- Jennings, Mean/Scatter (graphical or tabular) Described in package insert. e-system not yet available # review package inserts, CE files $ 1IU = 5.33 HBV, 2.73 HCV and 0.58 HIV-1 copies

QConnect and BioQControls testing in parallel NAT Assay Ultrio Elite cobas MPX Platform Markers Panther cobas 6800 HBV Test runs QConnect Controls ViraQ Controls P0065 HBV Check 125 HCV HBV DNA Low P0063 HCV Check 125 (NT 10701) HIV 20 HCV RNA Low P0064 HIV-1 Check 125 HBV (NT 10801) P0069 HBV Trend 25 HIV RNA Low HCV (NT 11001) P0067 HCV Trend 25 HIV P0068 HIV-1 Trend 25 HBV/ HCV/ HIV 30 TriScreen (NT 10101) P0273 Multi-Marker Check 75

Reactivity rates on run controls NAT assay Marker QConnect ViraQ Check 125 cp/ml ViraQ Check 75 cp/ml ViraQ Trend 25 cp/ml HBV-DNA 30/30 (100%) 30/30 (100%) cobas MPX HCV-RNA 30/30 (100%) 30/30 (100%) HIV-1 RNA 30/30 (100%) 30/30 (100%) HBV-DNA 20/20 (100%) 20/20 (100%) 19/20 (95%) Ultrio Elite HCV-RNA 20/20 (100%) 20/20 (100%) 20/20 (100%) HIV-1 RNA 20/20 (100%) 20/20 (100%) 20/20 (100%)

Ct value Ct values on QConnect and ViraQ Check Controls in cobas MPX for HBV-DNA Ct (95% CI) cp/ml (95% CI) QConnect Triscreen 32.1 (31.3-32.9) 290 (138-606) ViraQ Multi-Marker 34.1 (33.1-34.9) 75 (reference) ViraQ (SD=0.41) QConnect (SD=0.34) test run (day)

Ct value Ct values on QConnect and ViraQ Check Controls in cobas MPX for HCV-RNA Ct (95% CI) cp/ml (95% CI) QConnect Triscreen 33.8 (31.4-34.6) 776 (172-3512) ViraQ Multi-Marker 37.2 (36.3-38.0) 75 (reference)# ViraQ (SD=0.37) QConnect (SD=1.02) test run (day) p<0.0005, Chi square test

Ct value Ct values on QConnect and ViraQ Check Controls in cobas MPX for HIV-1 RNA Ct (95% CI) cp/ml (95% CI) QConnect Triscreen 34.2 (33.6-35.0) 77 (40-148) ViraQ Multi-Marker 34.3 (33.4-35.1) 75 (reference) QConnect (SD=0.28) ViraQ (SD=0.38) test run (day)

S/CO value S/CO values on QConnect and ViraQ Controls in Ultrio Elite for HBV-DNA median average delta QConnect 13.31 13.45-0.15 ViraQ Check 13.49 13.32 0.17 ViraQ Trend 13.03 12.15 0.88 test run (day)

S/CO value S/CO values on QConnect and ViraQ Controls in Ultrio Elite for HIV-1 RNA median average delta QConnect 11.60 11.61-0.01 ViraQ Check 10.66 10.71-0.06 ViraQ Trend 8.93 8.99-0.06 p<0.00001, t-test test run (day)

Conclusions HBV and HCV concentration in QConnect TriScreen Control is 3.9 and 10.3 fold higher (p<0.05) than in ViraQ Multi-Marker Control according to Ct quantification in cobas MPX assay, while HIV concentrations were comparable. Standard deviation of HCV Ct values in cobas MPX assay on QConnect TriScreen Control is 3-fold higher (p<0,0005) than on ViraQ Multi-Marker Control Viral concentration in single marker QConnect Controls seems higher than in ViraQ Check Controls in Ultrio Elite according to: higher average S/CO values for HIV and HCV (p<0,0005) higher value of Δ S/CO (median - average) for HBV ViraQ Check and Trend Controls have viral concentrations at a known distance to the 95% LOD of the target NAT methods whereas this is unknown for QConnect Controls

Discussion According to the manufacurer s instructions the positioning of ViraQ Controls and the statistical parameters allow for being alerted when a significant reduction in analytical sensitivity of the NAT systems occurs. The Qconnect Controls are used in conjunction with internet based software for real time analysis and statistical reports, but this is not yet available for ViraQ Controls.. QConnect Controls are CE marked while ViraQ Controls are not.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jolanta Korzeniowska, RBTC Lublin Elżbieta Puacz, RBTC Lublin Jolanta Gdowska, RBTC Warsaw Dariusz Piotrowski, RBTC Warsaw Tomasz Ciepielowski, Copernicus Diagnostics, Wołomin PhD Wiesław Gaździk, Copernicus Diagnostics, Wołomin Nico Lelie, BioQControl, Heiloo Piotr Grabarczyk, IHTM, Warsaw