Method and kit for constructing sequencing library for simultaneously realizing genome copy number variation detection and gene mutation detection
A copy number variation and genome technology, which can be used in biochemical equipment and methods, chemical libraries, and microbial determination/inspection. It can solve the problems of high sequencing cost, inability to detect three variants, and limited sample size.
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[0047] Example 1. Construction of a DNA sequencing library according to the method of the present invention
[0048] Step 1: Lyse white blood cells (blood samples from healthy people) and extract DNA. Reaction mixtures as shown in Table 1 were prepared, incubated at 60°C for 20 minutes, 95°C for 4 minutes, and then the samples were kept at 4°C.
[0049] Table 1:
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[0051] Step 2: Pre-amplification of genomic DNA. The pre-amplification primers used in this step include random primers (sequence: 5'GCTCTTCCGATCTKKKKKKKKKKN*N*N 3', wherein K represents G or T bases, and N represents random degenerate bases A / T / C / G , *represents sulfomodification) and specific primers, wherein the specific primers are designed for exon 2 and exon 3 of the HBB gene (NCBI ID: NM_000518, which is known to cause β-thalassemia due to its mutation), which The sequences are shown in Table 2 below (the underlined GCTCTTCCGATCT represents the general region in the specific primers).
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[0063] Example 2. Detecting the quality of the DNA sequencing library
[0064] The DNA sequencing library prepared in Example 1 was purified, and then the concentration was detected by Qubit. The concentration of the blank control should be <10ng / μl, and the concentration of the sample should be ≥10ng / μl, and the samples whose concentration meets the requirements should be quantified by qPCR. According to the quantitative results of qPCR, the library was subjected to 36 bp single-end sequencing in accordance with the standard operating procedures of the sequencer. Compare the single-end sequencing results with the human genome reference sequence, detect the genome copy number variation of each sample, and analyze the library quality and HBB amplification results.
[0065] figure 1 The Manhattan plot of the high-throughput sequencing results of the three samples prepared according to Example 1 is shown. Such as figure 1As shown, the sequencing results of the three samples a...
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[0070] Example 3. Effect of the ratio of random primers to specific primers on the quality of the sequencing library
[0071] The DNA sequencing library was prepared according to the method of Example 1, the difference being that the composition and content of the pre-amplification primers are shown in Table 6 below:
[0072] Table 6
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[0074] The prepared DNA sequencing library was purified, and then the concentration was detected by Qubit. The concentration of the blank control should be <10ng / μl, and the concentration of the sample should be ≥10ng / μl, and the samples whose concentration meets the requirements should be quantified by qPCR. According to the quantitative results of qPCR, the library was subjected to 36 bp single-end sequencing in accordance with the standard operating procedures of the sequencer. Compare the single-end sequencing results with the human genome reference sequence, detect the genome copy number variation of each sample, and analyze t...
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