Fluorescent quantitative detection kit for typing identification of avian metapneumovirus
A fluorescent quantitative detection technology for avian metapneumovirus, applied in the field of genetic engineering, can solve the problems of inability to identify different subtypes of avian metapneumovirus, low sensitivity of avian metapneumovirus, lack of kits, etc.
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[0036] The design of embodiment 1 aMPV identification detection kit primer and probe
[0037] 1. Design of primers and probes for aMPV TaqMan-MGB PCR identification kit:
[0038] Comprehensively compare the complete gene sequences of the four subtypes A, B, C, and D published by GeneBank, avoid the homologous regions of the four subtypes, ensure the specificity of fluorescent probes and primers, and use Primer Express 2.0 software , designed four sets of primers, respectively named as MGB-A (F / R), MGB-B (F / R), MGB-C (F / R), MGB-D (F / R). The design results of primers and probes are shown in Table 1
[0039] Table 1 Primers and probes for aMPV typing and identification
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[0041] 2. Design and screening of chicken housekeeping genes.
[0042] Based on the chicken housekeeping gene sequence published by GeneBank, two pairs of primers and probes were designed as candidate internal references, named ACTB-F1, ACTB-P1, ACTB-R1; ACTB-F2, ACTB-P2, ACTB-R2, respectively. Th...
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[0057] Example 2 Optimization of the reaction system of the aMPV TaqMan-MGB PCR identification and detection kit:
[0058] All of the following optimizations are carried out using the following reference reaction system and reference cycle parameters: see Table 4 and Table 5
[0059] Table 4 reference reaction system
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[0061] 1. Optimization of upstream and downstream primer concentration of aMPV TaqMan-MGB PCR identification kit
[0062] The concentration optimization of aMPV primers adopts the gradient increasing method, and 5 gradients of 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, and 0.7um are selected for cross-matching combination experiments. The reaction conditions are the same as in Table 5. Each concentration combination was repeated several times, the average value was taken, and the optimization results were comprehensively judged in combination with the smoothness of the curve and the fluorescence intensity.
[0063] The verified aMPV primers MGB-A (F / R), MGB-B (F / R), MGB-...
Embodiment 3
[0091] The optimization of embodiment 3 ACTB FQ-PCR reaction system
[0092] 1. Optimization of upstream and downstream primer concentrations for ACTB FQ-PCR
[0093] The verified ACTB primers ACTB-F and ACTB-R were selected to optimize the concentration combination, and the average value of 3 repetitions was taken. The concentration of ACTB primers was optimized using the gradient increasing method, and 5 gradients of 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, and 0.7uM were selected for cross-matching combination experiments. The reaction conditions are the same as shown in Table 5. Each concentration combination was repeated times, and the average value was taken, and the optimization results were comprehensively judged in combination with the smoothness of the curve and the fluorescence intensity. It can be seen from Table 12 that when the upstream primer (ACTB-F) is 0.4uM and the downstream primer (ACTB-R) is 0.6uM, the CT value is relatively small, the amplification quality is the best, and t...
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