General purpose primer for cloning bacteria gyrase-gyrB gene
A general primer, gyrase technology, applied in sugar derivatives, organic chemistry, DNA/RNA fragments, etc., can solve the problem of limited amount of genetic information, and achieve the effect of strong specificity and sensitivity
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[0040]Through these two primers, acidophilic Thiobacillus ferrooxidans (ATCC 23270 and DQ062115 (the 16S rDNA sequence accession number of the strain is DQ672266)) of the genus Acidithiobacillus (Acidithiobacillus), Leptospirillum (Leptospirillum ) in five strains of Leptospira ferrooxidans (16S rDNA sequence accession numbers of these strains are: DQ343299, EF025341, EF025340, EF025337, DQ451017 and EF025342) and Leptospira ferrousoxidans (ATCC 53992), sphingosine Sphingomonas XJ-1 of the genus Sphingomonas (the 16S rDNA sequence accession number of the strain is DQ672266) and a strain of the genus Acidiphilum (ATCC 15859), a total of 4 genera and 11 strains were amplified from the genomic DNA gyrB gene (as shown in Table 2).
[0041] Table 2 utilizes the gyrB gene of the bacterial strain of primer amplification of the present invention
[0042] Genus and strain name
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