A method for rapid detection of miRNA based on asymmetric PCR and LAMP cycle amplification reaction
An amplification reaction, asymmetric technology, applied in biochemical equipment and methods, microbial determination/inspection, etc., can solve the problems of low abundance, long period required for detection, inability to meet rapid detection, etc., and achieve detection speed. quick effect
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Embodiment 1
[0071] Embodiment 1, detection of miRNA sensitivity
[0072] Using miR-34a-5p, a member of the miRNA-34 family, to conduct related experiments, prepare the synthesized miRNA oligo chain to 1pM, then perform 10-fold gradient dilution, and simultaneously perform amplification detection on different concentrations of miRNA (for specific operations, refer to the implementation example 2).
[0073] Test results such as figure 2 and image 3 shown. Amplification time earlier than the negative control is a positive result, and it can be seen from the test results that the detection limit can reach 10aM.
Embodiment 2
[0074] Embodiment 2, the detection of miRNA specificity
[0075] General method, the design principle of this method is as follows figure 1 .
[0076] Select three members of the miRNA-34 family and a chain with a single base change (sequence as shown in Table 1) for related experiments, synthesize oligo for each miRNA, and detect four miRNAs at the same time to verify the specificity of the method for detecting miRNAs . For the four members of the miRNA 34 family, the detection system for the specific detection of miR-34a-5p is shown in Table 2.
[0077] Table 1 Sequences of four members of miRNA 34 family
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[0079] Table 2 Detection system for four members of miRNA 34 family
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[0082] A. Asymmetric PCR to extend the template strand
[0083] First, template-miR and Template-miR-c were mixed at equimolar concentrations, named ds template-miR, incubated at 94°C for five minutes, then slowly cooled to room temperature, diluted to 200ng / μl, an...
Embodiment 3
[0095] Example 3, Detection of miRNA in cancer cell lines
[0096] This technique was used to detect miR-34a in a cancer cell line (cell line BEL-7404).
[0097] 1. Cultivation of cancer cell lines and extraction of total RNA
[0098] After the cancer cell line BEL-7404 was cultured, the total RNA was extracted by the trizol method as the sample to be tested.
[0099] 2. Design different AP primers (Table 5) according to the detection of different miRNAs, Template-miR, Template-miR-c, FIP and BIP are the same as in Example 2.
[0100] Table 5 AP primer designed for mi-34a
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[0102] 3. Detection of miRNA in cancer cells
[0103] A. Asymmetric PCR to extend the template strand
[0104] First, template-miR and Template-miR-c were mixed at equimolar concentrations, named ds template-miR, incubated at 94°C for five minutes, then slowly cooled to room temperature, diluted to 200ng / μl, and set aside.
[0105] Prepare the reaction system according to Table 6 to amplify...
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