Salmonella nucleic acid detection plasmid DNA reference sample, preparation method and application thereof
A Salmonella nucleic acid and reference sample technology, applied in the field of microbial detection, can solve the problems of difficult determination and traceability, difficulty in providing traceable quantitative references for multiple targets, insufficient evaluation of detection effects and laboratory results, etc., to achieve a clear sequence source Effect
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[0036] The preparation of pDNA Salmonella solves the problem of using a variety of genomic nucleic acid reference products when it is necessary to identify the type of Salmonella. At the same time, with the improvement of artificial synthesis technology, plasmid reference products also have great advantages in terms of preparation cost and biological safety.
[0037] In order to evaluate the performance of pDNA Salmonella as a reference product for nucleic acid detection, the present invention confirms that pDNA Salmonella has good stability and uniformity through multiple laboratory joint determination, uniformity and stability experiments. It meets the requirements of "Technical Specifications for Primary Standard Substances". As a reference product for nucleic acid detection, it can provide the basis for the quantification and traceability of Salmonella typhi. The present invention evaluates the feasibility of replacing genomic DNA with pDNA Salmonella, and the results sho...
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[0039] Synthesis, fragment design and cloning of embodiment 1 plasmid
[0040] 1. Fragment Design
[0041] The sequence is derived from Salmonella aceA (GenBank: U43344.1), SE specific sequence se (GenBank: AF370707.1), ST specific sequence st (GenBank: CP001363.1). The nucleic acid sequence of a single gene can be downloaded from the NCBI website (https: / / www.ncbi.nlm.nih gov / nucleotide)), and the sequence alignment is used to ensure that the selected gene has clear representativeness and universality.
[0042] 2. Plasmid Construction
[0043] The three genes were connected in series at a ratio of 1:1:1 (separated by the unrelated gene fragment aagtcg), and cloned into In pUC57 to form a recombinant plasmid (the length of the chemically synthesized double-stranded DNA fragment is 829bp, the length of the entire plasmid is digested and sequenced to identify the recombinant plasmid, and it is used for further experiments after amplification and purification, such as figure 1...
Embodiment 2
[0048] The mensuration of embodiment 2 homogeneity, fixed value and shelf life
[0049] 1. Judgment of pDNA homogeneity
[0050] Homogeneity is a basic property of reference materials, which is used to describe the spatial distribution characteristics of reference materials. The quality of the plasmid DNA standard substance with good uniformity will not be affected by factors such as aliquoting, so as to ensure the reliability of the test results. In order to meet the requirements of the national standard material technical specification, the present invention uses the ultraviolet method (minimum sampling volume is 1 μ L) to analyze the inter-bottle uniformity and in-bottle uniformity of pNDA, and the data are analyzed by the F test.
[0051] 1) Sampling method for uniformity between bottles: In order to test the homogeneity between bottles, 10 tubes of pDNA were randomly selected, and the 1 μL sample extracted from each tube was repeatedly measured by UV for 3 times, and the...
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