Primer and kit for visual isothermal amplification detection of human immunodeficiency virus type I
A technology of human immunodeficiency and detection kits, which is applied to the determination/testing of microorganisms, microorganisms, methods based on microorganisms, etc., can solve the problems of poor repeatability of results, complicated operation procedures, and long test time, and achieve shortened time, The effect of high detection efficiency and low cost
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[0076] Establishment of LAMP reaction system
[0077] 20μL Detection System HIV-1 Visual Isothermal Amplification Detection Kit includes the following components:
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[0080] Wherein, the positive control is HIV-1 sample RNA.
[0081] Mix the above components and place them in a PCR instrument at a constant temperature of 65°C for 30 minutes; after the reaction, the amplified products can be detected by 2% agarose gel electrophoresis under the conditions of 120V and 30 minutes; they can also be observed directly with the naked eye. The color changes, and the results of the two judgments are consistent. When observed with the naked eye, a positive result appears orange-yellow, and a negative result appears purple-red.
[0082] The LAMP test results are as follows: figure 1 , figure 2 As shown, experimental group 1 is the plasma RNA extract of patients infected with HIV-1. Experimental group 2 was a synthetic plasmid containing HIV-1 fragments, and the...
Embodiment 2
[0086] Sensitivity and stability verification tests of LAMP primer sets.
[0087] 1. Sensitivity verification test: HIV-1 RNA samples with known concentrations were serially diluted with a 10-fold gradient, starting from 3.86×10 3 ~3.86×10 6 In the copies / mL interval, 5 μL of each order of magnitude dilution was taken as the amplification template. The test conditions are the same as in Example 1. The results showed that the RNA copy number of HIV-1 in the diluent was 3.86×10 3 Significant discoloration can still be seen at copies / mL (see image 3 , Figure 4 ), proving that the lowest dilution that can be detected by the LAMP method is 3 copies / mL (approximately equivalent to the minimum detection limit of 20 RNA copies per reaction), with good sensitivity, each reaction can detect a minimum of 20 copies of RNA.
[0088] 2. Stability verification test: on the 0th, 5th, 10th, and 15th day, respectively, four groups of primers provided by the present invention were divided...
Embodiment 3
[0090] Further demonstration experiments of LAMP primer set specificity.
[0091] Two other common plasma viruses (including DNA virus HBV and RNA virus HCV) were used as detection objects. Use the HIV-1 primer set for LAMP detection to verify the specificity of the reaction, see the results Image 6 HBV control group and HCV control group.
[0092] The results show that both the HBV control group and the HCV control group are purple-red, which proves that there is no amplification; while the HIV-1 plasmid group and the HIV-1RNA group under the same reaction conditions all turn yellow-orange, which proves that the primer group of the present invention has good specificity. sex.
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