Detection method for DNA damage of embryos of sepiella maindroni
A Mansoni-free cuttlefish and DNA damage technology, which is applied in the field of DNA damage detection, can solve the problems of tumor formation, DNA damage, cell apoptosis, etc. in the body, and achieve the effect of meeting the detection amount, small sample size, and good repeatability
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[0018] A method for detecting DNA damage of squid squid embryos, comprising the collection of fertilized eggs and embryos at different development stages and the detection of DNA damage, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0019] 1) Collection of fertilized eggs and embryos: select sexually mature cuttlefish with strong swimming and healthy individuals, and the ratio of male to female is 1:1.5. They are mixed and reared at 25°C. After overnight in the dark, they are stimulated by light the next morning. Male and female fish mate naturally to lay eggs, collect fertilized eggs and embryos of different development stages, wash them quickly with PBS, and select embryos of each development stage under a dissecting microscope;
[0020] 2) Detection of DNA damage: Rinse the embryo twice with PBS, peel off the egg membrane, and digest it with a digestive solution containing proteinase K and salicylic acid at room temperature. After electrophoresis, the slides were taken out...
Embodiment 2
[0028] A method for detecting DNA damage of squid squid embryos, comprising the collection of fertilized eggs and embryos at different development stages and the detection of DNA damage, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0029] 1) Collection of fertilized eggs: Select sexually mature squid with strong swimming and healthy individuals, and the ratio of male to female is 1:2.0. They are mixed and reared at 26°C. After overnight in the dark, the light stimulates the male and female fish the next morning. Natural mating to lay eggs, collect fertilized eggs, wash them quickly with reconstituted water, and select embryos with normal development and blastocyst stage after fertilization under a dissecting microscope;
[0030] 2) Detection of DNA damage: Rinse the embryos twice with PBS, peel off the egg membrane, and digest with a digestion solution containing 10 µg / ml proteinase K and 1.2 µg / ml salicylic acid at room temperature, and digest the embryos that have developed...
Embodiment 3
[0035] A method for detecting DNA damage of squid squid embryos, comprising the collection of fertilized eggs and embryos at different development stages and the detection of DNA damage, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0036] 1) Collection of fertilized eggs: Select sexually mature squid with strong swimming and healthy individuals. The ratio of male to female is 1:2.5, and they are mixed at 28°C. After overnight in the dark, light stimulates the male and female fish the next morning. Natural mating to lay eggs, collect fertilized eggs, wash them quickly with reconstituted water, and select embryos with normal development and blastocyst stage after fertilization under a dissecting microscope;
[0037] 2) Detection of DNA damage: Rinse the embryos twice with PBS, peel off the egg membrane, and digest with a digestion solution containing 12 µg / ml proteinase K and 1.5 µg / ml salicylic acid at room temperature, and digest the embryos that have developed for ≤24 hours ...
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