Multiplex PCR specific primers, kit and method for detecting causative genes of large vestibular aqueduct syndrome based on high throughput sequencing technique
A disease-causing gene and detection method technology, which is applied in the field of multiple PCR specific primers and kits, can solve the problems of long delivery time of kits, insufficient comprehensive and accurate results, and low sequencing quality, so as to ensure the specificity of PCR amplification , enhance the stability of primers, and ensure the effect of amplification efficiency
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[0045] Example 1 A multiplex PCR-specific primer, kit and method for detecting the causative gene of large vestibular aqueduct syndrome based on high-throughput sequencing technology
[0046] 1. Design of primers
[0047] The causative gene sequence of the large vestibular aqueduct syndrome was selected from the University of California Santa Cruz (UCSC) database, and Primer3 primer design software was selected to design the whole exon primers of the causative gene. and uncommon mutational hotspots.
[0048] A total of 43 pairs of primers were designed for the whole exons of the causative gene of large vestibular aqueduct syndrome. Specific modifications were introduced during design, and the modified primers were not easily degraded by nucleases, and had a relatively uniform Tm value, which was uniformly designed to be around 60°C (±2°C); the primers showed good performance in multiple amplification. Specificity, stability and uniformity, while there is no non-specific ampl...
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[0069] Example 2 Primer Specificity Verification
[0070] Using the S1 method in Example 1 to extract nucleic acid from whole blood samples (number: 1-3), oral exfoliated cell samples (number: 4-6), paraffin tissue samples (number: 7-9), and perform concentration and purity determination Finally, take qualified samples and use 10mM Tris to dilute each sample to 100ng / μL, and use 1% agarose gel electrophoresis to detect the quality of each sample (the qualified standard is the same as the step S1 in Example 1), and enter the group after passing the test and perform mark. Using the S2 method in Example 1, the above-mentioned 9 cases of qualified samples were amplified, and the sample volume was 1 μL each. After the amplified product was purified, it was detected by 1% agarose gel electrophoresis (the qualification standard is the same as that of the S3 step in Example 1) . Nine samples were detected by the amplification and detection method of specific primers for the causativ...
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[0072] Example 3 Primer Detection Sensitivity Verification
[0073] The S1 method in Example 1 was used to extract sample nucleic acid from the qualified whole blood sample (number: 1), oral exfoliated cell sample (number: 4), and paraffin tissue sample (number: 7) to verify the sensitivity of primer detection. The initial concentration of each sample is 100ng / μL, and it is diluted according to the concentration gradient of 5 times, 10 times and 20 times. After dilution, the concentration of each sample is 20ng / μL, 10ng / μL and 5ng / μL respectively, and the sample name and Concentration marks. The above-mentioned 9 qualified diluted samples were amplified using the S2 method in Example 1, and the sample volume was 1 μL each. The 9 samples were detected using the specific primer amplification and detection method for the causative gene of large vestibular aqueduct syndrome. The control test is the same as that in Example 1, and the detection method is the same as the sample detect...
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