A Triple-PCR Detection Method for Rapid Differentiation of Non-pneumophilic, Pneumophilic and Pneumophilic Legionella Type I
A Legionella and pneumophilic technology, applied in the field of multiple PCR detection of Legionella, can solve the problems of uncertainty, multiple cross-reactivity, suspicious Legionella colonies cannot be finally identified, etc., achieve low cost, accurate and reliable results, The effect of simple method
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[0017] Example 1 A triple PCR detection method for rapidly distinguishing non-pneumophilic, pneumophilic and pneumophilic type 1 Legionella, the steps are:
[0018] 1. Prepare a PCR template, pick a suspicious single colony to be detected and put it in 0.5mL sterilized nuclease-free deionized water to prepare a bacterial suspension, boil it at 100°C for 15min, and cool it for later use.
[0019] 2. Primer sequence:
[0020] 16S rRNA gene: upstream primer 5'-AAGATTAGCCTGCGTCCGAT-3', downstream primer 5'-GTCAACTTATCGCGTTTGCT-3', the expected length of the amplified fragment is 654bp;
[0021] danJ gene: upstream primer 5'-AGGTGGTTTTGGCGGATTTGG-3', downstream primer 5'-TGAATTCTGACTTGCCCCATG-3', the expected length of the amplified fragment is 285bp;
[0022] ORF9 gene: upstream primer 5'-CAGGATTACCGCTCATTATTG-3', downstream primer 5'-GTAATTCCCAGCCATTTACCAGATC-3', the expected length of the amplified fragment is 561bp.
[0023] 3. PCR reaction system: 1.6 μL dNTP, 2 μL each of t...
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