The invention relates to a displacement amplification process which is used to detect
hepatitis b
virus P
gene YMDD variation, which is characterized in that detected HBV P
gene YMDD motif and variation YIDD, wherein YVDD sequence is displaced into indication
DNA through hybridization-ligase reaction, and then is reversely amplified into an
induction system. The YMDD
hybrid sequence is separated into
left half and right half and is added on the front end and the
tail end of a section of induction
DNA, is hybridized with P
gene YMDD region sequence after added with front and
tail induction
DNA, make the front end and
tail end are in accordance with each other, and the
hybrid gap is connected with ligase. The reverse amplification induction DNA adopts right middle sequence of induction DNA as primer, reversely amplifies the covalence connection of the front end and the tail end to induct DNA, wherein base groups on the two sides of the gap are connected through matching with dependency, thereby being suitable to one
nucleotide mutagenic gene analysis. Detection can be displaced into several inducted PCR, thereby avoiding the recontamination of one set of
system amplification products. Detected
RNA can be displaced into induction DNA to be directly detected through hybridization-connection reaction, or is suitable to the real-time quantitative analysis of detected gene through combining with SYBR Green dye or fluorescent
molecular probe.