Nucleic acid testing test kit, method and application thereof
A detection method and kit technology, applied in biochemical equipment and methods, microbial determination/inspection, etc., can solve problems such as safety hazards
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[0080] Example 1 Nucleic acid detection of Salmonella
[0081] The nucleic acid detection method for Salmonella mainly includes the following steps:
[0082] 1.1. Preparation of test samples: use a bacterial nucleic acid extraction kit to extract the nucleic acid of Salmonella, and then prepare the following three samples, positive sample 1 (sample 1) containing a sample of Salmonella nucleic acid fragment, and positive sample 2 (sample) containing a sample of Salmonella nucleic acid fragment. 2) Negative samples (sample 3) that do not contain samples of Salmonella nucleic acid fragments.
[0083] 1.2. Design primers and probes: For the extracted genome sequence of Salmonella, design isothermal amplification primers and detection probes. The amplification forward primer sequence is SEQ ID NO.01, the amplification reverse primer sequence is SEQ ID NO.02, and the detection probe sequence is SEQ ID NO.03.
[0084] 1.3. Constant temperature amplification: The RNA constant temper...
Embodiment 2
[0093] Example 2 Detection of African swine fever virus
[0094] The nucleic acid detection method of African swine fever virus mainly includes the following steps:
[0095] 2.1. Preparation of test samples: use a viral nucleic acid extraction kit to extract the nucleic acid of African swine fever virus, and then prepare the following three samples, positive samples containing African swine fever virus nucleic acid fragments 1. Positive samples containing African swine fever virus nucleic acid fragments 2. Negative samples that do not contain African swine fever virus nucleic acid fragments 3.
[0096] 2.2. Design primers and probes: For the extracted genome sequence of African swine fever virus, design isothermal amplification primers and detection probes. The amplification forward primer sequence is SEQ ID NO.04, the amplification reverse primer sequence is SEQ ID NO.05, and the detection probe sequence is SEQ ID NO.06.
[0097] 2.3. Constant temperature amplification: Use...
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[0105] Example 3 Detection of transgenic nucleic acid
[0106] The detection of transgenic nucleic acid takes the detection of NOS gene as an example. The detection method of NOS gene mainly includes the following steps:
[0107] 3.1. Preparation of test samples: prepare the following three kinds of samples, positive sample 1 (sample 1) containing nucleic acid fragments of NOS gene, positive sample 2 (sample 2) containing nucleic acid fragments of NOS gene, and nucleic acid fragments not containing NOS gene of negative sample 3 (sample 3).
[0108] 3.2. Design primers and probes: Design isothermal amplification primers and detection probes for the extracted nucleic acid sequence of NOS gene. The amplification forward primer sequence is SEQ ID NO.07, the amplification reverse primer sequence is SEQ ID NO.08, and the detection probe sequence is SEQ ID NO.09.
[0109] 3.3. Constant temperature amplification: Use the RNA constant temperature rapid amplification kit (Item No.: WL...
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