Fluorescently-labeled gene multiplex amplification method for identifying sources of goat, sheep, pig and duck meat simultaneously
A fluorescent labeling, sheep technology, used in biochemical equipment and methods, microbial determination/inspection, DNA/RNA fragments, etc., can solve the problem of no simultaneous detection, avoid cross-interference, high detection sensitivity, and improve detection efficiency. Effect
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[0048] Primer design and fluorescent labeling: According to the mitochondrial DNA of goat (accession number M55541.1), sheep (accession number NC_001941.1HM236185.1), duck (accession number X60825.1) and pig (accession number AY920914.1) published in GenBank 16s rRNA gene sequence, design a pair of universal primers, see the binding position of the primers in the mitochondrial genome figure 1 ; According to the cyt b sequence of the above species, design a pair of universal primers as internal reference. Then label the 5' end of the forward primer in each pair of primers with a 6-FAM fluorescent molecule, that is, the forward primer SIM-F of 16S rRNA: 5'-FAM-AAGACGAGAAGACCCTTGGACTTTA-3', the reverse primer SIM-R of 16S rRNA: 5'-GATTGCGCTGTTATCCCTAGGGTA-3'; forward primer mcb-F of cyt b gene: 5'-FAM-TACCATGAGGACAAATATCATTC TG-3', reverse primer mcb-R of cyt b gene: 5'-CCTCCTAGTTTGTTAGGGAT TGATCG-3'.
[0049] See Table 1 for the sequences of universal primers for mitochondrial ...
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