PCR method of multiple primer, its reaction liquor and application for preparing detection reagent
A multiplex, reactive technique used in molecular biology to increase specificity and sensitivity and eliminate complexity
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[0028] Comparison of ultra-low denaturing temperature multiplex PCR with conventional multiplex PCR.
[0029] Three pairs of primers were designed on the human actomyosin gene (GenBank No. BC016045), and their sequences and properties are listed in Tables 2 and 3, respectively.
[0030] Table 2. The primer sequence of Example 1
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[0032] Table 3. Primer properties of Example 1
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[0035] Since the three pairs of genes target the same target gene and are relatively close to each other, unpaired amplification products will be formed under conventional multiplex PCR conditions, and their lengths and melting temperatures are shown in Table 4.
[0036] Table 4. Embodiment 1 Unpaired primer amplification product characteristics
[0037] unpaired primers
Amplified product length (bp)
Amplification product melting temperature (°C)
A01 forward primer and A02 reverse primer
360
87.9
A01 forward primer and A03 ...
Embodiment 2
[0044] Multiplex PCR with 6 pairs of primers.
[0045] The primer design is shown in Table 6.
[0046] The primer properties are listed in Table 7.
[0047] The characteristics of the amplification products with unpaired primers are shown in Table 8.
[0048] Table 6. Example 2 primer sequence
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[0050] Table 7. Example 2 Primer Characteristics
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[0053] The base length of human actomyosin is less than 2000 bases, and 6 pairs of primers have the possibility of 15 kinds of unpaired combination amplification. The measured length and melting temperature of the amplified products are shown in Table 8.
[0054] Table 8. Embodiment 2 Unpaired primer amplification product characteristics
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[0057] The melting temperatures of the six paired amplification products were all lower than 76.8°C, while the melting temperatures of the 15 unpaired amplification products were all higher than 80.9°C. Example 2 The reaction reagents a...
Embodiment 3
[0059] Design scheme and implementation conditions of ultra-low denaturation temperature multiplex PCR with 10 pairs of primers.
[0060] The Cyclin-D gene (GenBank No. NC_053056) was analyzed with the primer design software Oligo, and 10 pairs of primers with high stringency and the melting temperature of the amplified products were all lower than 81°C were searched. The positions and characteristics of the 10 pairs of primers and the characteristics of the 45 unpaired interference amplification products are listed in Table 9 and Table 10.
[0061] Table 10. 10 pairs of primers obtained by Cyclin D gene test
[0062] Primer pair number
[0063] Table 11. Test results of mutual interference products between each pair of primers
[0064] Primer pair number
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[0066] 5
[0067] The results show that the Tm value of the interference product is between 82.1-92.1°C, and most of them are between 83-87°C, which is obviously not i...
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