Method for amplification of nucleic acid sequences
A nucleic acid sequence and target nucleic acid sequence technology, applied in the field of amplification and identification of target nucleic acid sequences, can solve problems that are unfavorable for low copy number and forensic applications, unrealistic, unsuitable for decoding, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0281] Example 1 - Molecular taggant design and preparation for Series 1 experiments (9mm pistol).
[0282]For the series 1 experiments described here, single-stranded DNA oligonucleotides (ssDNA) were synthesized by Sigma-Aldrich and purified using high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). Production is spread across several different locations over several weeks to ensure that no cross-contamination of the manufacturing facility occurs. ssDNA oligonucleotides are designed with 5' and 3' end capping regions (3bp), universal forward and reverse primer sites (20bp), and variable lengths (14bp, 20bp, 24bp, 28bp , 32bp) code word area.
[0283] A total of 40 complementary ssDNA oligonucleotides were sequenced and subsequently annealed to form 20 dsDNA tagger duplexes (OligoTag_1_Ser1 to OligoTag_20_Ser1 in Table 1). The 20 taggants included four of each length: 80bp, 76bp, 70bp, 66bp, and 60bp, so that they could be identified by fragment length separation (UniKey-Tag 2). ...
Embodiment 2
[0298] Example 2 - Molecular Taggant Design and Preparation for Series 2 Experiments (0.22 Caliber Rifle, 0.207 Caliber Rifle and Drug Labeling).
[0299] In Series 2 experiments (0.22 and 0.207 caliber firearms ammunition tracking and drug labeling), the taggant was similarly designed according to UniKey-Tag Embodiment 1 . Specifically, the taggant was designed with no (ie, 0-3 bp) end capping region, and a universal forward and reverse primer site (22 bp) flanking a variable coding region of 46 bp in length. Still consistent with UniKey-Tag Embodiment 1, but one difference compared to Series 1 experiments is that the variable region is assembled from six Hamming (l,d,p) coding blocks (abbreviated as: Hamming (l,d,p)).
[0300] Specifically, the variable region of the taggant in series 2 experiments is composed of six crumbs (equivalent to binary bytes) of symbol length l=8 encoded by Hamming (l,d,p), including d=4 data and p = 4 odd-even nucleotides, ie, Hamming (8,4,4) co...
Embodiment 3
[0312] Example 3 - Design of base pair encoded taggant (UniKey-Tag 1)
[0313] For the UniKey-Tag 1 system, each symbol (L) in the symbol set (S) is encoded by a nucleic acid sequence, and the codeword encoding is decoded by ATD PCR and sequencing.
[0314] exist Figure 8 In the UniKey-Tag 1 system shown in (a), the nucleotide sequence in the variable region v is used to encode string n, which is decoded by sequencing. For the template strand, the fragment length k=100bp consists of capping region and 5' end and 3' end (Cp, 0-3bp), universal forward primer site (UPF, 10-30bp), complementary universal reverse primer site point (UPR c , 10-30bp) and variable region (V_x, 20-160bp). The letters in a codeword are constructed from the set {A,T,C,G,U} of nucleic acids, but it is more common to use the set {A,C,G,T} (ie, U is not present in DNA). The length of each symbol in the codeword is l=1 to vbp. exist Figure 8 In the embodiment shown in (a), v=27bp and l=3bp, allowing ...
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