A method for isothermally unraveling double-stranded DNA and preparing single-stranded DNA
A DNA probe and single-strand technology, applied in the field of molecular biology, can solve the problems of inability to get rid of thermal denaturation and heating equipment, reduce versatility, etc., achieve novel and simple preparation strategies, and expand the application range
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[0036]Example 1. Isothermal unwinding of double-stranded DNA based on single-stranded DNA probe and recombinase
[0037] In order to facilitate the verification of the mechanism of isothermal unwinding of double-stranded DNA based on single-stranded DNA probe and recombinase through radioisotope labeling and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, the single-stranded DNA probe and double-stranded DNA are designed in this example to be the same length according to The technical solution for isothermal unwinding of double-stranded DNA of the present invention, the single-stranded DNA probe can directly and completely open the double-stranded DNA to pair with its complementary chain and replace another non-complementary chain, without the need for a single-stranded binding protein to stabilize the open-chain structure (single-stranded binding For the related research on the protein involved in stabilizing the open-chain structure, please refer to Examples 2-4, where the single-strande...
Embodiment 2
[0046] Example 2. Use group A single-stranded DNA probes (X1, X1f) to unwind the double-stranded template T12 (formed by annealing T1, T2), and then combine with ligase to prepare single-stranded DNA through a ligation reaction.
[0047] For the procedure of unwinding the double-stranded template to prepare single-stranded DNA by ligation, see figure 2 . Design two single-stranded DNA probes (X1, X1f), the 5' end of X1f is phosphorylated, while the 3' end of X1 is a hydroxyl group, and the 5' end is isotope P 32 mark.
[0048] In the presence of ATP or dATP, the recombinase RecA can form a complex with the single-stranded DNA probes X1 and X1f, respectively, and this complex can scan the double-stranded T12. When the region homologous to X1 and X1f is scanned, the double-stranded T12 is unwound, and X1 and X1f are respectively paired with the complementary strands and form a gap in the middle, X1 is at the 5' end, and X1f is at the 3' end. The other displaced strand binds ...
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[0061] Example 3. Use group B single-stranded DNA probes (X1, X1r) to unwind double-stranded template T12 (formed by annealing T1, T2), and then combine with polymerase to prepare single-stranded DNA through extension reaction.
[0062] For the procedure of unwinding the double-stranded template to prepare single-stranded DNA by extension reaction, see image 3 . Design two single-stranded DNA probes (X1, X1r), with the isotope P at the 5' end of X1 32 Tag, paired complementary to the 3' downstream region of the T1 strand in the double-stranded template. X1r pairs complementary to the 3' downstream region of the T2 strand in the double-stranded template.
[0063] In the presence of ATP or dATP, the recombinase RecA can form a complex with the single-stranded DNA probes X1 and X1r, respectively, and this complex can scan the double-stranded T12. When the homologous sequence with X1 and X1r is scanned, the double-stranded T12 is opened in the corresponding region, X1 and X1r ...
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