Stoichiometric regulation of nucleic acid hybridization probes by helper oligonucleotide species
A nucleic acid probe and nucleic acid molecule hybridization technology, which is applied in the field of stoichiometric adjustment of nucleic acid hybridization probes by auxiliary oligonucleotide substances, and can solve the problems of high cost, inaccurate reaction energy, lack of precision and the like
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[0041] The protector implementation includes a probe nucleic acid molecule (denoted as C) and a helper nucleic acid molecule (denoted as protector or P), the probe nucleic acid molecule comprising first and second subsequences complementary to adjacent subsequences of the target, the The helper nucleic acid molecule comprises a third subsequence complementary to the first subsequence; P has a higher initial concentration than C. In some embodiments, C further comprises a fourth subsequence that is not complementary to the target sequence, and P further comprises a fifth subsequence that is complementary to the fourth subsequence. In some embodiments, each of C and P is an oligonucleotide, and the mixture of C and P is referred to as a toehold probe; Figure 1A An example of this implementation is shown in . More information on cohesive end probes can be found in WO 2015 / 094429A1, which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.
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