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    SARS-CoV-2 RNA extraction with Ceres Nanotrap and Zymo Environ Water 

    Padmini Ramachandran, Tamara Walsky, Amanda Windsor, Maria Hoffmann, Christopher Grim, Kathryn Judy

    Published: 2023-03-11 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.14egn26qqg5d/v1
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    Abstract

    This protocol uses the Ceres Nanotrap® particle-based virus capture and concentration method for 10mL of wastewater followed by extraction with the Zymo Environ™ Water RNA extraction kit with a Zymo DNase step.

    Before start

    Store the reagents separately from RNA/TNA (total nucleic acid) samples. * Use a clean designated work area and separate pipettes for pre- and post-extraction steps to minimize the potential for cross-contamination

    • Wear a lab coat and protective eyewear.
    • Wear gloves and change them often.
    • Prevent contamination by using aerosol-resistant pipette tips.

    Steps

    Before you start

    1.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Turn on heat block`95°C` 
    
    2.

    Ensure appropriate volume of DNase I is available (5µL per sample), or make new aliquots

    2.1.

    Add 275µL DNase/RNase-Free water to reconstitute lyophilized DNase I (1U/µL)

    Note
    Aliquot reconstituted DNase I in volumes appropriate for your lab's throughput (e.g., 15-20µL aliquots in 0.5mL microcentrifuge tubes) to avoid multiple freeze/thaw cycles

    Viral Capture with Nanotrap® Particles

    3.

    Shake wastewater bottle to mix then let sit 0h 0m 45s

    4.

    Using a 10mL serological pipette, carefully pipette 10mL of wastewater into a 15mL conical tube

    Note
    Input volumes of 20, 30, and 40mL have also been tested. See note in step 7 for volume of nanotrap particles to add based on starting volume

    5.

    Add 100µL of Nanotrap® Enhancement Reagent 2 (ER2) and invert 15mL tube 2-3 times to mix

    6.

    Re-suspend Nanotrap® particles by inverting the bottle 5 times

    7.

    Add 150µL Nanotrap® particles to the sample

    Note
    the volume of nanoparticles for different starting volumes of wastewater are as follows:

    8.

    Incubate samples Room temperature 0h 10m 0s with constant rotation

    9.

    Place samples on magnetic rack to separate Magnetic Nanotrap® particles from the sample - at least 0h 2m 0s

    10.

    After beads have settled, use a 5mL serological pipette to remove all of the supernatant without disturbing the pelleted beads

    11.

    Add 1mL of DNAse/RNAse Free water to the tube

    11.1.

    Remove tube from magnet and re-suspend the pelleted beads using a 100-1000uL pipette

    11.2.

    Transfer suspended beads to a 1.5mL microcentrifuge tube

    12.

    Place microcentrifuge tube on the 2mL tube-compatible magnetic rack

    12.1.

    Incubate until the beads have settled - at least 0h 2m 0s

    13.

    Remove supernatant with a 100-1000uL pipette without disturbing the pellet. Remove any small amount of remaining supernatant with a smaller pipette tip (e.g. 2-20uL pipette)

    14.

    Remove the tubes from the magnet and re-suspend the pellet with 375µL Zymo DNA/RNA Shield and 125µL Zymo DNase/RNase-Free water from the Zymo Environ Water RNA Kit

    15.

    Incubate the samples at 95°C for 0h 5m 0s

    15.1.

    While samples are incubating, add 400µL Zymo RNA Binding Buffer from the Zymo Environ Water RNA Kit to new 1.5mL tubes (one per sample)

    16.

    Remove tubes from heat block and place on a magnetic rack and allow beads to settle until supernatant is clear - at least 0h 2m 0s

    Note
    Collect any liquid from caps by brief centrifugation prior to placing the tubes on the magnetic rack

    16.1.

    Reset heat block temperature to 27°C

    17.

    Transfer 400µL of supernatant to the corresponding tube prepared in step 15.1 and mix by gentle pipetting

    Note
    sample tubes volume = 800µL

    Zymo Environ™ Water RNA Kit

    18.

    Transfer entire sample to a Zymo-Spin™ IIICG Column in a clean collection tube and centrifuge 10000x g and keep the flow-through

    Note
    Label both the spin column and collection tube

    19.

    Add 800uL of ethanol (95-100%) to the flow-through in the collection tube from step 18 and mix well by gentle pipetting

    Note
    sample volume = 1600µL

    20.

    Transfer 800µL into a new Zymo-Spin™ IIICG Column in a clean collection tube and centrifuge 10000x g and discard the flow through

    20.1.

    Repeat step 19 with the remaining 800µL of sample using the same collection tube

    21.

    Add 400µL of RNA Prep Buffer to the column and centrifuge 10000x g and discard the flow-through

    21.1.

    Transfer column to an RNase-Free 1.5mL microcentrifuge tube

    22.

    Add 100µL Zymo DNase/RNase-Free water directly to the column matrix and centrifuge 10000x g and keep the flow-through for step 24

    23.

    Place a Zymo-Spin III-HRC Filter into a new collection tube and add 600µL Prep Solution Centrifuge 8000x g discard the flow-through

    23.1.

    transfer the column to an RNase-Free 1.5mL microcentrifuge tube

    24.

    Transfer the eluted RNA from step 22 into the Zymo-Spin III-HRC filter prepared in step 23 and 16000x g keep the flow-through

    25.

    Add 200µL RNA Binding Buffer to the filtrate and mix well by gently pipetting up and down.

    25.1.

    Add 300µL of ethanol (95-100%) to the filtrate + RNA Binding Buffer and mix well by gently pipetting up and down.

    26.

    Transfer the mixture into a Zymo-Spin IC column in a collection tube and 10000x g discard the flow-through

    27.

    Add 400µL RNA Wash Buffer to column and 10000x g Discard flow-through

    28.

    Add 5µL DNase I and 35µL DNA Digestion Buffer to the column matrix

    28.1.

    Incubate 27°C 0h 20m 0s

    29.

    Add 400µL of RNA Prep Buffer to the column and 10000x g discard the flow-through.

    30.

    Add 700µL of RNA Wash Buffer to the column and 10000x g discard the flow-through.

    31.

    Add 400µL of RNA Wash Buffer to the column and 10000x g to ensure complete removal of the wash buffer. Transfer the column carefully into an RNase-free tube.

    32.

    Add 50µL of DNase/RNase-Free Water directly to the column matrix

    and 10000x g The eluted RNA can be used immediately or stored at -70°C.

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