Detection method for nucleic acid amplification product
An amplification product and detection method technology, applied in the field of experimental detection, can solve the problems of difficult to eliminate pollution, difficult to popularize and carry out, inconsistent results of turbidity generation, etc., to prevent aerosol pollution, scientific and reasonable detection methods, Practical and convenient effects
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[0018] A nucleic acid amplification and amplification product detection method is:
[0019] 1. Preparation of "Microcrystalline Wax Fluorescent Dye Wax Beads", add an appropriate amount of molten liquid microcrystalline wax into the columnar mold, add a certain amount of fluorescent dye solution (usually 1000X SYBR Green I) after solidification, and then add an appropriate amount of liquid Microcrystalline wax: because the fluorescent dye solution and microcrystalline wax are immiscible, after being completely solidified, "microcrystalline wax fluorescent dye wax beads" wrapped with liquid fluorescent dye are formed, which can be used after being taken out of the mold. It can also be prepared in large quantities and stored at -20 degrees for later use.
[0020] 2, figure 1 As shown, the reagents required for the nucleic acid amplification reaction were added to the conical microcentrifuge tube according to the conventional method, and before starting the alinic acid amplific...
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