DNA extraction-free quantitative PCR method for detection of plasma free DNA level by using Alu repetitive sequence gene amplimer
A repetitive sequence and gene amplification technology, which is applied in the determination/inspection of microorganisms, biochemical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of less blood consumption, free DNA extraction and sensitivity, etc., and achieve exercise ability and performance improvement, avoiding the effect of exercise-induced immunosuppression
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[0023] Quantitative PCR detection of human plasma cell-free DNA levels reflecting overtraining in athletes.
[0024] Blood was collected before and after training, 20 microliters of fingertip blood or venous blood was selected, and anticoagulated with heparin or EDTA. Centrifuge and collect plasma. The DNA used as the standard and the 5-fold diluted plasma of each sample were added to the reaction system of quantitative PCR. MaximaSYBRGreen / ROXqPCR MasterMix (2x), 12.5 μl; forward and reverse primers (50 μmol), 0.2 μl each; standard or 5-fold diluted sample, 1.0 μl each; DNase-free water, 11.1 µl. The free DNA level of the sample was calculated according to the concentration of the standard.
[0025] Comparing the plasma cell-free DNA levels before training and immediately after training, if it increases several times to tens of times, it can be regarded as a possible candidate for overtraining.
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[0027] The method is basically the same as in Example 1, except that the detection of plasma free DNA levels at multiple time points after training is added, and the plasma free DNA levels or the recovery process of overtraining are dynamically observed.
[0028] Considering the practical application value of the quantitative PCR detection method we established in athletes overtraining, we applied this method to wrestling and boxing athletes, and detected wrestlers immediately after a high-intensity training, the next day and A few days later, as well as the plasma free DNA levels of boxers before and after the high-intensity and heavy-load closed training in preparation for the competition, and the seven major indicators currently used to reflect over-training, such as blood testosterone levels, cortisol levels, and testosterone levels. Cortisol ratio, morning pulse, Hb level, blood urea, and serum creatine kinase were analyzed for correlation. It was confirmed that plasma fr...
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