HRM (high-resolution melting) label-free probe method, primer and probe for quickly differentiating PRRSV (porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus) classical strains and mutant strains
A technology of PCR-HRM and classic strains, applied in the field of HRM non-labeled probe method and its primers and probes, can solve the problems of PCR product contamination, low sensitivity, expensive price, etc., and achieve high-throughput analysis and repeatability Good, high-accuracy effect
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[0058] Example 1 A kind of HRM unlabeled probe method for rapidly distinguishing PRRSV classic strains and mutant strains
[0059] Primers and Unlabeled Probes
[0060] 1) PCR pre-amplification primers
[0061] According to the gene sequences of H-PRRSV (PRRSV variant strain) and C-PRRSV (PRRSV classic strain), primer pairs P1 and P2 (PCR pre-amplification primers) for amplifying partial gene fragments of H-PRRSV and C-PRRSV were designed, Its base sequence is shown below.
[0062] P1: 5'-GAYATTCATCATTACACCAGT-3' (SEQ ID NO: 1),
[0063] P2: 5'-AACACYCCGCCAGAGCC-3' (SEQ ID NO: 2).
[0064] 2) PCR-HRM primers:
[0065] After screening a large number of designed primers, it was found that the base sequences of the primers SEQIDNO: 3 and SEQ ID NO: 4 had the best effect on the PCR-HRM method for distinguishing classic and mutant strains of PRRSV, and their base sequences are shown below.
[0066] P3: 5'-GCYACCGCACCAGATGGRACCTACTT-3' (SEQ ID NO: 3),
[0067] P4: 5'-ACGGT...
Embodiment 2
[0071] Example 2 A kind of HRM unlabeled probe method for rapidly distinguishing PRRSV classic strains and mutant strains
[0072] PCR-HRM analysis of standard samples
[0073] 1) Extraction of PRRSV standard nucleic acid:
[0074] Take CH-1R vaccine (C-PRRSV classic strain) and JXA1-R vaccine (H-PRRSV variant strain) respectively and add 3mL of PBS hydrochloric acid buffer solution to dissolve, take 200μL for nucleic acid extraction according to the instructions of TAKARA's MiniBESTViralRNA / DNAExtractionKitVer.4.0 .
[0075] 2) PCR-HRM operation steps for positive standard samples
[0076] In order to verify the ability of the designed primers and non-standard probes to identify actual samples, CH-1R vaccine (C-PRRSV classic strain) and JXA1-R vaccine (H-PRRSV variant strain) were used as standard samples in this study Perform PCR-HRM analysis. The above-mentioned standard samples were used to extract nucleic acids as nucleic acid templates, and the PCR-HRM pre-amplif...
Embodiment 3
[0089] Example 3 Clinical Sample PCR-HRM Analysis
[0090] 1) Extract viral nucleic acid from samples: Take 2g of pig lung tissue samples suspected to be infected with C-PRRSV classic strain and H-PRRSV vaccine strain, add 3mL PBS hydrochloric acid buffer solution for grinding, and grind the homogenate 4000× Centrifuge at g for 8 min, and draw the centrifuged supernatant to -80°C for storage. Or serum samples 200 μL tissue sample homogenate and serum samples were subjected to nucleic acid extraction according to the instructions of TAKARA's MiniBESTViralRNA / DNAExtractionKitVer.4.0.
[0091] 2) Using the extracted viral nucleic acid as a template, perform RT-PCR pre-amplification (refer to the PrimeScript? OneStepRT-PCRKit kit manual), the pre-amplification reaction system is:
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[0093] The pre-amplification reaction program was reverse transcription at 50°C for 30 min; pre-denaturation at 95°C for 2 min; denaturation at 95°C for 20 s, annealing at 55°C for 20 s, ...
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