A combination of genetic markers, individual genetic ID card, two-dimensional code, kit and use thereof
A technology of genetic markers and two-dimensional codes, applied in recombinant DNA technology, biochemical equipment and methods, DNA/RNA fragments, etc., can solve the problems of personal privacy information disclosure and other issues
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[0019] Obtaining the Genetic Marker Combinations of the Invention
[0020] According to the embodiment of the present invention, the inventor obtained the SNP sites in Table 1 by designing the following method, that is, through the analysis of mainstream gene chips in the international market, combined with statistical methods, 74 gene sites were found, details as follows:
[0021] First, from Affymetrix, analyze and screen biallelic SNPs (autosome bi-allelic SNPs) in three widely used whole-genome sequences, including Axiom Biobank Array, Axiom UK biobankArray and the newly announced Axiom Precision Medicine Research Array ( PMRA)( http: / / www.affymetrix.com / catalog / prod730013 / AFFY / Axiom%26%23174%3B- Biobank-Genotyping-Arrays#1_3 ).
[0022] From Illumina, analyze and screen biallelic SNPs in three widely used whole-genome sequences, including infinium-omniexpress-24-v1-2-a1 (used by 23&Me), Illumina HumanExome-12v1-2array and the newly announcedGlobal Screening array (G...
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[0031] Verification of Uniqueness of Genetic Marker Combination
[0032] In order to verify whether the SNP site of the present invention can uniquely mark the individual identity, the present invention utilizes a large database including UK Biobank data (UKBiobank data, N=150,000) and the Million Veteran Program (the Million Veteran Program, N=400,000) The large-scale population data is verified, and the genotypes of the above 74 SNP sites of all individuals in the above-mentioned population are extracted by using PLINK software, and then the uniqueness of the individual genotypes is tested. The results showed that the genotypes of the 74 SNP sites in the above-mentioned population were different and unique.
[0033] Those skilled in the art are well aware that many known methods can be used to type a locus, which is not limited in the present invention. For example, for typing SNP sites, methods that can be used include but are not limited to direct sequencing, fragment len...
Embodiment 3
[0059] The making of the two-dimensional code comprising the gene information of the SNP locus of the present invention
[0060] First, mark all the 74 positions in Table 1 with an index mark such as an index number. For example, each position can be represented by two digits, respectively 01, 02...74. Then high-throughput sequencing analysis was used to type all the 74 loci in Table 1 of the individual samples to obtain the corresponding genotypes. Then, the detection results of each point are matched with the corresponding index values, and a series of combinations of values and symbols are obtained. For example see attached figure 1 , on the left is the genetic information of a sample, followed by the genetic information of this locus. A combination of such values and symbols is used to generate a two-dimensional code through commonly used two-dimensional code generation software and equipment, that is, figure 1 The QR code shown on the right.
[0061] Such a two-di...
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