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General CoA (without Mass Spec or HPLC traces) Certificate of Analysis Customer Name: Customer Report Date: 1/16/2009 Order #: 12345 QC Summary Name Oligo # Sequence Expected Observed Mass Pass/Fail Lot # Mass Mass Error 1 Name 6346-001 ACGTACGTACGTACGTACG 6930.2 6931.1 0.013 % Pass Name 6346-004 ACGTACGTACGTACGTACG 6930.2 6930.4 0.003 % Pass 1. Observed mass should be within 0.1% of expected mass unless the sequence contains degenerate base(s) Method Summary Mass Spec Samples were desalted using RP-guard column prior to mass spec analysis by ESI-MS. M/Z (mass/charge) ranging from 150 2000 Dalton was obtained and the m/z data was deconvoluted to determine the observed mass. Approved for Released: QC Manager

Example of Customer Specified CoA (without Mass Spec or HPLC traces) Certificate of Analysis Customer Name: Customer Report Date: 1/15/2009 Order #: 1234567890 QC Summary Product ID Batch No. Expected Observed % Tolerance Result Mass Mass Difference Name 6708-001 9,205.8 9202.6 0.04% +/- 0.1% Pass Volume (ml) Concentration (µm) Total nmoles Purification method 1.0 125 125 HPLC, Reverse-phase Method Summary Mass Spec Samples were desalted using RP-guard column prior to mass spec analysis by ESI-MS. M/Z (mass/charge) ranging from 150 2000 Dalton was obtained and the m/z data was deconvoluted to determine the observed mass. Approved for Release: QC Manager

Example of Customer Specified CoA (with Mass Spec and HPLC traces) Certificate of Analysis Customer Name: Customer Report Date: 1/16/2009 Order #: 1234567890 QC Summary DNA Expected Observed Mass HPLC HPLC Amount Amount Amount Name Mass Mass Error 1 Spec Purity 2 Shipped Shipped Shipped Name 6430.0 6426.5 0.05% >85% 88% 1001 OD 34.5 mg 5.15 µmol 2. Observed mass should be within 0.1% of expected mass 3. HPLC purity determined using RP-HPLC Method Summary HPLC Analytical HPLC analysis was carried out using reverse-phase chromatography under the following conditions: Column: Waters Xbridge OST C18 (4.6 x 50 mm, 2.5 µm) Wavelength: 260 nm Flow: 1.0 ml/min. Mass Spec Samples were desalted using RP-guard column prior to mass spec analysis by ESI-MS. M/Z (mass/charge) ranging from 150 2000 Dalton was obtained and the m/z data was deconvoluted to determine the observed mass. Approved for Released: QC Manager

Mass Spec Data: Comments: MOD ACGTACGTACGTACGTACGT Sample ID: Name Target Mass Summary Target Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error Intensity %Purity (Estimate) 6430.0 6426.5-3.5 Da (-0.054 %) 3.54E+008 93.37 G Result Code Mass (Da) Intensity DeltaMass %Relative %Total PresumedIdentity 6426.5 3.54E+008 0.0 100.00 93.37 Target Mass: 6430.0 6293.4 2.52E+007-133.1 7.10 6.63 6430.0 (A depurination)

HPLC Data:

Example of a Large Scale Synthesis CoA (with Mass Spec and HPLC traces) Certificate of Analysis Customer Name: Name Report Date: 1/16/2009 Order #: 1234567890 QC Summary DNA Name Oligo # Expected Mass Observed Mass Mass Error 1 HPLC Spec HPLC Purity Amount Shipped Name 7624-002 12629.81 12632.9 0.024 % >65% 91.1% 12,243 ug Name 7624-005 12415.88 12421.1 0.042 % >65% 91.0% 10,909 ug 1. Observed mass should be within 0.1% of expected mass Method Summary HPLC Analytical HPLC analysis was carried out using reverse-phase chromatography under the following conditions: Column: Chromolith RP-18e (4.6 x 150 mm) Wavelength: 260nm and 490nm Flow: 1.0 ml/min. Mass Spec Samples were desalted using RP-guard column prior to mass spec analysis by ESI-MS. M/Z (mass/charge) ranging from 150 2000 Dalton was obtained and the m/z data was deconvoluted to determine the observed mass. Approved for Released: QC Manager

Mass Spec Data: Sequence: 4ACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGT Sample ID: Name Target Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error Intensity %Purity (Estimate) Result Code 12415.9 12421.1 5.2 Da (0.042 %) 1.41E+007 89.21 G Mass (Da) Intensity DeltaMass %Relative %Total PresumedIdentity 12421.1 1.41E+007 0.0 100.00 80.53 Target Mass: 12415.9 12447.9 1.52E+006 26.8 10.77 8.67 12415.9 (*K adduct)

HPLC Data:

Example of an OEM CoA (with Mass Spec and HPLC traces) Certificate of Analysis Customer Name: OEM Report Date: 8/13/2008 Order #: 3000402902 QC Summary DNA Name Expected Mass Observed Mass Mass Error 1 HPLC Spec HPLC Purity 2 Amount Shipped Name 6737.0 6739.8 0.042% >/= 85% 94.6% 79.3 mgs Name 6641.0 6640.3 0.011% >/= 85% 95.0% 79.7 mgs Name 6650.0 6651.7 0.026% >/= 85% 92.3% 80.2 mgs 1. Observed mass should be within 0.1% of expected mass 2. HPLC purity determined using RP-HPLC Method Summary HPLC Analytical HPLC analysis was carried out using the reverse-phase chromatography under the following conditions: Column: Chromolith RP-18e (4.6 x 150 mm) Wavelength: 260nm Flow: 1.0 ml/min. Mass Spec Samples were desalted using RP-guard column prior to mass spec analysis by ESI-MS. M/Z (mass/charge) ranging from 150 2000 Dalton was obtained and the m/z data was deconvoluted to determine the observed mass. Approved for Released: QC Manager

Mass Spec Data Sample Name: Name Sequence: ACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGT Target Mass (Da) Observed Mass (Da) Mass Error Intensity 6737.0 6739.8 2.8 Da (0.042 %) %Purity (Estimate) Result Code 9.37E+007 73.66 G Mass (Da) Intensity DeltaMass %Relative %Total PresumedIdentity 6739.8 9.37E+007 0.0 100.00 73.66 Target Mass: 6737.0 6754.4 1.50E+007 14.6 16.00 11.79? 6604.0 2.06E+006-135.8 2.20 1.62 6737.0 (A depurination)

IE-HPLC Data

Example of an Internal Customer CoA (without Mass Spec and HPLC traces) Certificate of Analysis Customer Name: Internal Customer Report Date: 1/19/2009 Order #: 12345 QC Summary Name Oligo # Sequence Expected Observed Mass Pass/Fail Lot # Mass Mass Error 1 Z6214 6413-003 ACGTACGTACGTACGTKNNNKNKNK 9741.7 9737.3 0.05 % Pass Z6214 6339-016 ACGTACGTACGTACGTKNNNKNKNK 9741.7 9737.5 0.04 % Pass 1. Observed mass should be within 0.1% of expected mass. For sequences containing degenerate base(s), the expected mass should be within 0.5% of the expected MW. 2. These oligos contain degenerate bases. Method Summary Mass Spec Samples were desalted using RP-guard column prior to mass spec analysis by ESI-MS. M/Z (mass/charge) ranging from 150 2000 Dalton was obtained and the m/z data was deconvoluted to determine the observed mass. Approved for Released: QC Manager

Example of a Customer Specified CoA (with water specification included) Certificate of Analysis Customer: Name Report Date: 1/16/2009 Order #: 1234567890 QC Summary HPLC Spec HPLC Sequence Amount DNA Name Oligo # Expected Observed Mass Mass Mass Error 1 Purity 2 Shipped Name 4020-004 6443.0 6444.5 0.02% >/= 85% 94.6% 4ACGTACGTACGTACGTACGT 150µM x 200µL Name 3942-018 6439.0 6440.6 0.03% >/= 85% 86.2% 4ACGTACGTACGTACGTACGT 150µM x 200µL 1 Observed mass should be within 0.1% of the expected mass. 2 HPLC purity was determined by RP-HPLC. Analytical Method Summary HPLC Analytical RP-HPLC analysis was carried out under the following conditions: Column: Chromolith RP-18e (4.6 x 150 mm) Wavelength: 260nm Flow: 1.0 ml/min. Mass Spec Samples were desalted using RP-guard column prior to mass spec analysis by ESI-MS. M/Z (mass/charge) ranging from 150 2000 Dalton was obtained and the m/z data was deconvoluted to determine the mass. Approved for Release: QC Manager