Mitochondria SNP (single nucleotide polymorphism) fluorescence-labeling multiple amplification kit and application thereof
A technology of fluorescent labeling and multiple amplification, which is applied in the field of life, can solve the problems of cumbersome operation steps, expensive digestive enzymes, and heavy workload, and achieve the goal of optimizing multiple PCR systems, improving inspection speed and efficiency, and strong sample adaptability Effect
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[0038] Example 1 Selection, grouping, primer design and establishment of reaction system of mitochondrial SNP sites of the present invention
[0039] 1. SNP site screening
[0040] Referring to the mitochondrial phylogenetic tree (mtDNA tree Build16 (19Feb2014)), combined with the genetic characteristics of the mitochondrial DNA of the Chinese population, the characteristic sites of the main mitochondrial gene haplotype groups and their subtypes were screened out; according to the mtDNA haplotype groups of the Chinese population The type tree combined with the polymorphism investigation of mitochondria in the Chinese population, literature research, and database analysis finally screened out 61 mtDNA characteristic sites, all of which have high GD values, covering the main mtDNA haplogroups and their main mtDNA haplogroups in the Chinese population. Subtype. Among them, the GD value of 73.7% of the sites is above 0.2, and the maximum value reaches 0.5. Guarantee the identifi...
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[0083] Example 2 The accuracy verification and large sample test of the mitochondrial SNP detection kit of the present invention
[0084] Using the primers, grouped fluorescent labels, and amplification system and parameters in Example 1, a large sample of mitochondrial SNP detection was carried out. A total of 200 Han and 200 Uygur population samples were randomly selected, and the samples were extracted and amplified with a kit. The results of electrophoresis test showed that the main typing results of the Han nationality were D4*, B5, D5a, and D4b2, which accounted for 7%, 6.5%, 4.5%, and 4.5% respectively. Similarly, in the Uighur population, D4*, T, and W accounted for 7%, respectively. 7.5%, 7%, and 6%. As the descendants of the ancient Huaxia nationality, the Han nationality's diffusion distribution conforms to the Demic diffusion model. During the population explosion period, there was gene exchange between it and multiple ethnic groups; for Uyghurs, their typing has ...
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[0085] Example 3 Detection of mtDNA SNP site heterogeneity by the kit provided by the present invention
[0086] The existence of mtDNA heterogeneity brings uncertainty to the identification of the same maternity in forensic medicine, and corresponding evaluation should be carried out in actual cases. The International Society for Forensic Genetics (ISFG) stipulates that if there is a base difference between two samples, and this base position is recognized as a heterogeneity hotspot, it cannot be ruled out; when two bases are encountered When the base positions are different, if two positions are heterogeneous hotspots, it cannot be ruled out, otherwise it cannot be judged; when three positions are different, an exclusion conclusion can be made. The kit provided by the invention can not only realize the detection of general SNP sites, but also can successfully detect when the sites have heterogeneity. In the actual sample detection, it was found that some of the 200 Uyghur s...
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