Primers for detecting rabbit hemorrhagic disease viruses and nucleic acid detection method
A detection method and nucleic acid technology, applied in the field of molecular biology, can solve the problems of difficult pathogen diagnosis, time-consuming, low sensitivity, etc., and achieve the effects of reducing detection cost, accurate detection, and simple operation.
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[0045] 1. Primer design
[0046] The specific primers for detecting RHDV described in this embodiment, its corresponding specific amplification fragment is located between the 212-585th sites of the RHDVVP60 gene, with a size of 374bp, and the sequence structure of the specific amplification fragment is specifically: :
[0047] 5'- ACTTCTACTACAATG ATGTTTTCACTTGGTCAGTCGCGGACGCACCCGGCAGCATTCTCTACACTGTCCAACACTCTCCACAGAACAACCCATTCACAGCTGTACTGAGCCAGATGTACGCTGGCTGGGCTGGTGGCATGCAGTTCCGCTTCATAGTTGCTGGATCAGGTGTGTTTGGTGGGCGACTGGTCGCGGCTGTGATACCACCAGGCATCGAGATTGGGCCAGGGTTGGAGGTCAGGCAATTTCCTCATGTTGTTATCGACGCCCGTTCACTCGAACCTGTTACCATCACCATGCCAGACTTGCGTCCCAACATGTACCATCCAACTGGTGACCCTGGCCTTGTCCCCACA CTAGTCCTTAGTG TTTAC -3'.
[0048] According to the RHDV VP60 gene sequence registered in GenBank, the primers are designed, and the primers include the upstream primer F and the downstream primer R, wherein the 5' end of the upstream primer contains a Tag sequence, that is, tag: 5'-CTTTCTTAATA...
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