A kit for identifying strong and weak strains of chicken infectious bursal disease virus based on rt-pcr and rflp technology and its application
A technology for bursal disease and chicken infectivity, which is applied in the field of identifying strong and weak strains of chicken infectious bursal disease virus, and can solve the problems of lack of sensitivity, specificity, and rapid distinction of super-strong strains
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[0085] Embodiment 1 The establishment of RT-PCR combined with RFLP detection IBDV method
[0086] 1. Method
[0087] 1.1 Sequence analysis and selection of enzyme cutting sites
[0088] A total of 14 IBDV strains with known virulence were selected for sequence analysis. For HZ-2 and JD-1 strains, the nucleotide sequences of the selected strains have been extensively studied and included in the NCBI database. The basic information of the strains is shown in Table 1. Comparing the nucleotide sequences of the above 14 strains by DNAMAN software, it is determined that the difference between the IBDV super-virulent strain and the attenuated strain is mainly concentrated in the important structural protein VP2 gene region of IBDV, and the sequence of the strong and weak strains is analyzed by NEBcutter software The specific enzyme cutting site of the base mutation site in the region where the differences are concentrated, finally selected three kinds of restriction endonucleases, Sp...
Embodiment 2
[0141] Embodiment 2 animal regression experiment identification IBDV strain virulence
[0142] 1. Method
[0143] 1.1 Rejuvenation of the virus
[0144] Take out 15 IBDV strains CEF94, BD, CA, HR, CF, SD, BC, DB11, DN-04, C-8, 05-6, 99-3, JC preserved in our laboratory from the -80°C refrigerator -7, SD-F3 and GC-7, centrifuge at 7000rpm 4°C for 10min, draw the supernatant with a disposable syringe, dilute the virus with sterilized PBS 100, and inoculate the diluent chorioallantoic membrane into 10-day-old SPF chicken embryos, Two chicken embryos were inoculated with the virus dilution. Each chicken embryo was inoculated with about 200uL virus liquid. The inoculated chicken embryos were sealed with paraffin, and then placed in a 37°C incubator for incubation. The chicken embryos that died within 24 hours were discarded, and the embryos were inspected twice a day. The dead chicken embryos were taken out at any time until 96 hours. All the chicken embryos were taken out toge...
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