High-efficiency fluorescent allele-specific polymerase chain reaction method and detection genotyping method based on automatically designed primers
An allele-specific, chain reaction technology, applied in biochemical equipment and methods, microbial measurement/testing, DNA preparation, etc., can solve the problems of low reaction sensitivity and high site design failure rate, and achieve high detection The effect of specificity, cheap detection, and stable reaction
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[0031] Embodiment 1: as figure 1 As shown, for automatic design of a SNP site, the sequence of about 50 bp upstream and downstream of the site must be obtained first, and the design of any internal primer starts from the 3' end. The present invention is different from the traditional AS-PCR in that the 3' ends of both the upstream and downstream primers are designed to have specific matching on the SNP site (the matching site of the SNP is at -1 to -3 positions of the 3' end). Therefore, the positive and negative strand primers also overlap at the 3' end (1-5bp overlap). Then extend from the 3' end to the 5' end, and determine a sequence that matches the template (reverse complement) on the positive and negative strands. The annealing temperature of the primer (defined as the internal primer temperature in this paper) needs to be within the specified range (44-60 degrees, the ideal temperature is 51 degrees). Calculated using a molecular thermodynamic model of the primers. ...
Embodiment 2
[0042] Example 2: High-efficiency fluorescent allele-specific polymerase chain extension (UFAS-PCR) reaction using the primers designed in Example 1:
[0043] (1) The ratio of the reaction system is shown in the following table 2, taking the 3ul system suitable for a 384-well plate as an example:
[0044] double distilled water
0.568μl
10x buffer
0.3μl
dNTP
0.06μl
Mg 2+
0.06μl
0.6μm primer
1μl
Taq DNA polymerase
0.012μl
Template DNA (1.5ng / μl)
1μl
overall system
3μl
[0045] Table 2
[0046] (2) 384-well plate detection sample loading format is as follows: figure 2 As shown, the odd-numbered rows (A, C, E, G, I, K, M) plus the primers and reaction system of the first allele (marked by a1); the even-numbered rows (B, D, F, H, J, L, N) plus the primers of the second allele and the reaction system (marked by a2). Add the same sample to each pair of wells.
[0047] (3) PCR reactio...
Embodiment 3
[0050] Example 3: real-time fluorescence detection, 0.15ul of water in the system of Example 2 was replaced with evagreen or similar fluorescent dyes for real-time fluorescent PCR, and the fluorescence value in the system was detected during the low temperature period of each PCR cycle. Evagreen fluorescent dyes refer to fluorescent dyes that do not seriously interfere with the PCR reaction and can bind to DNA double strands independently of sequence specificity. The intensity of the fluorescent signal can reflect the total amount of double-stranded DNA in the system linearly or nonlinearly.
[0051] The method for real-time fluorescence detection can carry out more than 30 (optimum condition 60) PCR cycles according to the reaction conditions of Example 2, and do a real-time PCR reaction respectively for the two alleles, thereby reading the SNP from the real-time curve genotype. The exponential growth of the positive reaction curve occurs much earlier than the negative reacti...
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