A method for identifying whether the body fluid to be tested is non-blood, menstrual blood or peripheral blood and the miRNA combination used therefor
A peripheral blood and menstrual blood technology, applied in the field of miRNA combination, can solve the problems of incomplete consistency and poor repeatability of results
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[0101] The 200 samples came from 200 volunteers (aged 23-35) in Beijing and Hangzhou. 200 volunteers were unrelated individuals, and all of them gave informed consent.
[0102] The 40 samples numbered PB1-PB40 are all peripheral blood samples. Peripheral blood samples were obtained from venous blood drawn from the arms of some volunteers and stored at -80°C.
[0103] The 40 samples numbered MB1-MB40 are all menstrual blood samples. The 40 menstrual blood samples were collected by some volunteers with tampons 4 days before the menstrual cycle, dried at room temperature for 1 day, and stored at -80°C.
[0104] The 40 samples numbered SA1-SA40 are all saliva samples. The 40 saliva samples were obtained by collecting saliva from some volunteers in sterile plastic tubes (the volunteers fasted for 1 h before collection), and stored at -80°C.
[0105] The 40 samples with sample numbers SE1-SE40 are all semen samples. 40 semen samples were obtained ...
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