Detection probe, kit and method for Dystrophin gene
A probe and gene technology, applied in the field of Dystrophin gene detection probes, can solve the problems of easy failure, multiple amplification, PCR failure, etc.
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[0096] 1. Preparation of probes for DMD gene hybridization capture
[0097] For the full-length sequence of the DMD gene, one probe is designed for every interval of 500bp-2K, preferably one probe is designed for every interval of 1K. Further, probes were designed for all 79 exons. (Third-generation sequencers have long sequencing read lengths. For example, Pacbio’s sequel or Oxford Nanopore’s PromethION have a sequencing length of tens of K, and the genomic DNA in the sample to be tested is broken into fragments of about 5K in size, designed at intervals of 1K One probe, on average, each DNA fragment can bind 5 probes, which is enough to effectively capture the target fragment). The number of bases of the designed probe is between 50 and 130bp, the GC content is moderate, and there is no hairpin structure. It is further compared with NCBI and other databases for Blast comparison, and it is ensured that the probe avoids repetitive regions on the genome. These parameters are ...
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