Method, device and use thereof for determining the proportion of free nucleic acid in a biological sample
A technology for free nucleic acid and biological samples, which is applied in the field of determining the proportion of free nucleic acid in biological samples, and can solve problems that need to be improved
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[0349] According to the method for determining the proportion of free nucleic acid in biological samples of the present invention, the proportion of free fetal DNA was estimated for 11 cases of plasma samples from pregnant women to be tested, as follows:
[0350] 1) Sample collection and processing
[0351] 2 ml of peripheral blood during pregnancy were extracted from 11 pregnant women to be tested and 37 pregnant women known to be pregnant with male fetuses for plasma separation, so as to obtain peripheral blood samples of each pregnant woman to be tested and peripheral blood samples of pregnant women known to be pregnant with male fetuses.
[0352] 2) Library construction
[0353] The library was constructed according to the requirements of Complete Genomics Inc. for plasma library construction.
[0354] 3) Sequencing
[0355] The sequencing process was carried out on the machine in strict accordance with the standard operating procedures of Complete Genomics Inc.
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Embodiment 2
[0368] According to the method of the present invention, based on the results of the free fetal DNA ratio determined in Example 1, the plasma of 11 pregnant women with twins described in Example 1 was detected for chromosomal aneuploidy:
[0369] Based on the results of the free source free fetal DNA ratio determined in Example 1, according to the following steps, determine the fetal chromosomal aneuploidy of 11 samples to be tested by fetal concentration:
[0370] a) Calculate the fetal concentration fra.chri through the i (i=13, 18, 21) chromosome;
[0371] b) Estimate the fetal concentration fra.size by fragment;
[0372] c) Judgment criteria:
[0373] I. When the value of fra.chri / fra.size is less than 0.35, the i-th chromosome of both fetuses in twins is normal;
[0374] II. When the value of fra.chri / fra.size is not less than 0.35 and not more than 0.7, one fetus in the twins has the i-th chromosome as a trisomy, and one fetus has normal i-th chromosome;
[0375] III....
Embodiment 3
[0400] Example 3: Chimera detection
[0401] In the following examples, the fragmented DNA of aborted tissue is mixed with the plasma of a non-pregnant woman according to a certain ratio as a simulated pregnant woman sample. Abnormal chromosome numbers (including complete trisomy, complete monosomy, mosaic in trisomy and mosaic in monosomy) are detected according to the following method, which includes the following steps:
[0402] 1) Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS): Use a high-throughput platform to perform whole genome sequencing on the samples to be tested.
[0403] 2) Obtain position information of Effective Reads: compare the sequencing sequence of the test sample with the reference genome sequence, and obtain the position information that can be uniquely compared to the reference sequence.
[0404] 3) Count the percentage of the unique alignment sequence of each chromosome and the percentage of G and C bases in the total bases of the unique alignment sequence of each chro...
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