Asarum molecular identity card and application thereof
A molecular ID card and Asarum technology, applied in the field of molecular biology, can solve the problems of low identification efficiency, affecting the accuracy of results, contaminating sequences, etc.
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[0036] The identification method of embodiment 1 Asarum
[0037] 1) Download the full sequence of Asarum internal transcribed spacer (ITS) from NCBI, and obtain multiple candidate sequences by screening the sequence conservation region of Asarum in ITS. Blast different candidate sequences in NCBI to screen out a conserved and specific sequence located in the ITS2 sequence region of Asarum genus; further intercept fragments of different lengths in the sequence region and perform Blast again to determine the possible The best sequence fragment as the molecular identity card of Asarum (Table 1, statistics of BLAST results of fragments located in different positions and with different lengths obtained by various interception methods). The comparison results showed that when the sequence fragments were longer, the conservation of the sequence in Asarum decreased, and a single sequence could not cover all species in the genus ( figure 1 ); and when the sequence is too short, its sp...
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[0058] The identification of embodiment 2 Asarum samples
[0059] 1) After grinding Asarum sp. in liquid nitrogen, the total DNA was extracted with the Plant Genomic DNA Extraction Kit of Tiangen Biochemical Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd.
[0060] 2) The mixed DNA samples were directly subjected to high-throughput sequencing on the Illumina platform.
[0061] 3) Extract the Asarum molecular ID card sequence from the raw data obtained by high-throughput sequencing, and the results are as follows Figure 6 .
[0062] 4) The results show that the molecular identity card sequence SEQ ID No.1 can also be accurately detected in the samples of Asarum spp. It proves that it is possible to judge whether there is Asarum in a sample by directly detecting whether there are reads containing molecular ID cards in the high-throughput raw sequencing data.
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