Fetal concentration quantification method and device and fetal genotyping method and device
A genotyping and genotyping technology, applied in the fields of genomics, instruments, medical simulation, etc., can solve the problem of cumbersome fetal genotyping process, and achieve the effect of easy expansion
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[0031] As mentioned in the background art, the existing methods are either to detect known pathogenic sites and have poor clinical scalability; or they also need to construct parental haplotype information. This process is complicated, time-consuming, laborious, and extremely restrictive. Its clinical application. To improve this situation, this embodiment provides a method for quantifying fetal concentration, which includes:
[0032] Step S101, acquiring sequencing data containing multiple SNP sites;
[0033] Step S102: Count the mutation frequency at each SNP site in the sequencing data, classify the SNP sites with a mutation frequency of 1% to 25% as the first type of frequency, and classify the SNP sites with a mutation frequency of 75% to 99% Classified as the second type of frequency, the second type of frequency = 1-mutation frequency;
[0034] Step S103: Calculate the median or average value of the data set formed by the frequency of the first type and the frequency of the ...
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[0046] In a preferred embodiment of the present application, a method for fetal genotyping is also provided. The method includes: obtaining the sequencing data of plasma free DNA and leukocyte genomic DNA derived from pregnant women; and comparing the two sets of sequencing data with Reference genome comparison to obtain variant SNP sites; calculate the frequency of variant genotypes at each variant SNP site and fetal concentration, and determine the genotype of pregnant women at each variant SNP site based on the sequencing data of leukocyte genomic DNA, and infer The genotype of the fetus; wherein the fetal concentration is quantified according to any of the above methods.
[0047] In the above-mentioned fetal genotyping method, the maternal genotype is obtained by using the sequencing data of leukocyte genomic DNA to accurately reflect the pregnant woman’s own genetic background, and the fetal concentration is obtained by combining the free DNA information of the pregnant woman...
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[0055] In this embodiment, a detailed method for quantifying fetal concentration is provided, which is specifically as follows:
[0056] Based on Mendel's law of inheritance, the theory of fetal genotype judgment is shown in Table 2 (for an individual, the mutation frequency in the case of a heterozygous mutation at a certain locus is 0.5, and the mutation frequency in the case of a homozygous mutation is 1). When the mother's genotype is certain, the difference in fetal genotype is reflected in the frequency of mutant genotype a in the plasma free DNA of pregnant women is half of the fetal concentration. It can be seen that the fetal concentration is crucial to the judgment of the fetal genotype, especially in the fetal concentration. When it is lower, the impact is more obvious.
[0057] Table 2. Theories of fetal genotype judgment based on Mendel's law of inheritance
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[0059] Note: A is the reference genotype, and a is the mutant genotype.
[0060] (1) Selection of SNP si...
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