SNP molecular marker ITS296 for detecting dog-derived Ceylon hookworms and ancylostoma caninum, primer and application thereof
A technique of hookworm of ceylon and molecular marker is applied in the field of hookworm disease diagnosis and detection, which can solve the problems of high cost, inability to detect a large number of samples at the same time, complicated operation, etc., and achieve the effect of completely consistent accuracy and completely consistent sequencing results.
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[0048] Example 1. Identification of Ancylostoma Ceylonium from dogs and Ancylostoma caninum
[0049] (1) First refer to the ITS sequences of Hookworm canine (LC177192.1) and Hookworm Ceylon (KM066110.1) downloaded from NCBI, and design a set of T based on a SNP site ITS296 of ITS1. m -shift PCR primers (2 forward specific primers and 1 common reverse primer), see Table 1.
[0050] Table 1 T based on ITS1 sequence SNP site ITS296 m -shift primer
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[0052] Establish T according to the above primers m -shift PCR reaction system (Table 2) and reaction conditions:
[0053] Table 2 T m -shift PCR reaction system
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[0055] Reaction conditions:
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[0057] (2) T based on SNP site ITS296 m -shift primers for the standard plasmids of Hookworm Ceylon (AceP) and Hookworm (AcaP) m -shift standard curve see figure 1 . The results showed that the T based on SNP site ITS296 m The -shift method can distinguish Ceylon hookworm from dog hookworm. Through the analysis of Rotor-Gene Q...
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[0058] Example 2.T m -shift method stability test
[0059] To evaluate the established T based on SNP locus ITS296 m -The stability of the shift method, the test carried out reproducibility testing on the constructed two known plasmid standards. Each sample is tested 7 times in batches, and 3 times between batches, qPCR-T m -shift reaction system and cycle parameters are the same as above. The test results showed that in the primers of ITS296, Ancylostoma canis and Ancylostoma T m The CV of the value is 0.07% and 0.13% respectively (Table 3), so the T m The -shift molecular detection method has good intra-batch and inter-batch reproducibility.
[0060] Table 3 Repeatability test results
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[0062] Example 3.T m -shift method sensitivity test
[0063] To detect established T based on SNP site ITS296 m -Sensitivity of the shift method. Dilute the prepared two plasmid standards by 10-fold ratio respectively, and press 1:10 to 1:10 8 Concentration is detected, qPCR-T m -shift reaction system and cycle parameters are the same as above. The results showed that the dilution of H. canis and H. Ceylon samples was as low as 1:10 7 (I.e. 5.33×10 -6 ng / μL and 5.03×10 -6 ng / μL), T m The -shift method can still distinguish the two (see Table 4).
[0064] Table 4 The T of different concentrations of Ancylostoma caninum and Ancylostoma Ceylonum m value
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[0066] Note: "-" means that the target peak cannot be detected
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