A rapid and general method for low-abundance mutation detection
A mutation detection, low-abundance technology, applied in the field of rapid and general low-abundance mutation detection, can solve the problems that DNA mutation detection technology cannot have specificity, high sensitivity, versatility, etc., to reduce detection time and cost, The effect of reducing inspection costs
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[0079] The present embodiment provides a method for applying a rapid and general low-abundance mutation detection method to PTEN130Q(G>A) locus genotyping, and the specific steps are as follows:
[0080] 1) Synthesize a single abasic double-labeled fluorescent probe, the probe and its synthesis method are all prior art;
[0081] 2) Design and synthesize mutant strand-1, wild strand-1, guide strand-1, bridge strand-1, and repressor strand-1 of the PTEN130Q (G>A) mutation site gene (see Table 1 for the specific sequence);
[0082] 3) Use TE buffer to dissolve the mutant chain-1, wild chain-1, guide chain-1, bridge chain-1 in 2), and configure them into liquid;
[0083] 4) Dilute mutant chain-1 with wild chain-1 to prepare a series of mixed samples with a concentration of 200 nm, so that the mutation abundance ranges from 100% to 0.01%;
[0084] 5) Add repressor chain-1 to the mixed sample configured in 4), and the concentration of repressor chain-1 is 400 nm;
[0085] 6) Mix t...
Embodiment 2
[0097] This embodiment provides a fast and general low-abundance mutation detection method applied to the BRCA1 / c.2082C>T locus genotyping method. The specific steps are as follows:
[0098] 1) using the single abasic double-labeled fluorescent probe in Example 1;
[0099] 2) Design and synthesize mutant strand-2, wild strand-2, guide strand-2, bridge strand-2, and repressor strand-2 of the BRCA1 / c.2082C>T site gene (see Table 2 for the specific sequence);
[0100] 3) Use TE buffer to dissolve the mutant chain-2, wild chain-2, guide chain-2 and bridge chain-2 in 2), and configure them into liquid;
[0101] 4) Dilute mutant chain-2 with wild chain-2 to prepare a series of mixed samples with a concentration of 200 nm to make the mutation abundance range from 100% to 0.01%;
[0102] 5) Add repressor chain-2 to the mixed sample configured in 4), and the concentration of repressor chain-2 is 400 nm;
[0103] 6) Mixing the guide chain-2 and bridge chain-2 configured in 3) into a m...
Embodiment 3
[0115] This embodiment clearly provides a method for applying a fast and general low-abundance mutation detection method to EGFRL858 locus genotyping, and the specific steps are as follows:
[0116] 1) using the single abasic double-labeled fluorescent probe in Example 1;
[0117] 2) Design and synthesize mutant strand-3, wild-type strand-3, guide strand-3, bridge strand-3, and repressor strand-3 of the EGFRL858 site gene (see Table 3 for the specific sequence);
[0118] 3) Use TE buffer to dissolve the mutant chain-3, wild chain-3, guide chain-3 and bridge chain-3 in 2), and configure them into liquid;
[0119] 4) Dilute mutant chain-3 with wild chain-3 to prepare a series of mixed samples with a concentration of 200 nm, so that the mutant abundance ranges from 100% to 0.01%;
[0120] 5) Add repressor chain-3 to the mixed sample configured in 4), and the concentration of repressor chain-3 is 400 nm;
[0121] 6) Mixing the guide chain-3 and bridge chain-3 configured in 3) in...
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