A dna library for detecting multiple osteochondroma pathogenic genes and its application
A DNA library, osteochondroma technology, applied in the field of DNA library, can solve the problems of inability to meet multi-pathogenic gene diseases and multi-sample timeliness, complex operation, expensive and other problems
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[0071] 1. Reagents used in the method:
[0072] Ion AmpliSeq TM Library Kit 2.0, Ion PGM TM Template OT2 200Kit v3, Ion Sequencing 200Kit v2, Ion Xpress Barcode Adapters 1-16Kit, Ion 318 TM ChipKit v2
[0073] 2. Specimen collection and storage
[0074] (1) Specimen collection: The specimen is the peripheral blood of the patient. Blood is 5ml of venous blood taken routinely, treated with EDTA anticoagulant.
[0075] (2) Storage: It can be detected immediately, stored at 4°C for one week, and stored at -80°C for more than one week.
[0076] 3. Detection steps and result analysis:
[0077] (1) Extraction of genomic DNA of specimens: DNA extraction of specimens was carried out according to the operation instructions of the blood DNA extraction kit of Tiangen Biochemical Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd.
[0078] (2) Super multiplex PCR amplification and library building of the target detection area: the whole exons of 15 genes involved in the present invention are used ...
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[0113] The primer pool of the present invention contains 8 multiple osteochondroma pathogenic genes newly discovered by the inventor. As shown in Table 1 above. The newly discovered 8 multiple osteochondroma pathogenic genes come from the research accumulation and family investigation of the inventors over the years. The inventors first searched the known multiple osteochondroma pathogenic genes through the KEGG signaling pathway and the homologous gene library to find the homologous genes of the known pathogenic genes and the key genes on the same pathogenic pathway. Then, targeted high-throughput sequencing of candidate disease-causing genes was carried out in the large-scale case sample library of Chinese yellow-race patients accumulated over the years, and bioinformatics analysis was carried out to screen and find disease-causing mutations. Cases with pathogenic mutations were screened for follow-up and further family analysis, and the entire family of the patient was seq...
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