Amplification primer pair for detecting African swine fever virus, detection kit and application
An African swine fever virus and amplification primer technology, applied in microorganisms, microorganism-based methods, biochemical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problem of long time required for detection, and achieve simple and fast interpretation of results, high sensitivity and sensitivity high effect
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[0045] Design of Rapid Amplification Primers Based on African Swine Fever Virus B646L Gene
[0046] According to the complete genome sequence of African swine fever virus and other swine viruses with similar clinical symptoms (MW788405_ASFV, AF176348_PRRSV, KT119352_CSFV, M34651_PRV, NC001718_PPV, AY181948_PCV2, NC003436_PEDV, MN198861_SIV) published in GenBank, the gene sequence database of the American Center for Biotechnology Information, use Molecular biology tools such as BLASTn, MAFFT, DNASTAR and other molecular biology tools were used to conduct multiple sequence alignment analysis of the whole genome, and obtained the conserved region specific to the African swine fever virus B646L gene. Based on conserved target gene sequences, Primer Premier5.0 and online tool NUPACK (http: / / www.nupack.org / ) were used to design primers for rapid amplification. The designed primers were further verified by BLASTn and Primer-BLAST searches. The primer information is as follows:
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Embodiment 2
[0052] Establishment of a rapid fluorescence detection method for African swine fever virus
[0053] The African swine fever virus (ASFV) nucleic acid standard substance (5.8×10 3 copies / μL) (purchased from Guangzhou Bang Desheng Biotechnology Co., Ltd.) and negative control (sterilized saline) for amplification method testing to obtain the optimal reaction system and reaction temperature.
[0054] 1. Optimization of the reaction system
[0055] In order to verify the effect of graphene, the reaction system in this experiment is divided into two groups:
[0056] Graphene-free group: with African swine fever virus (ASFV) nucleic acid standard material (original concentration of 5.8 × 10 3 copy / μL) as template, 20μL reaction system includes: 2μL 10× amplification buffer, 2μL dNTPs (1~10mM), 1μL liquid polyethylene glycol, 1μL betaine (1~10mM), primers F and R ( 10 μM) 2 μL each, 0.8 μL Bst DNA polymerase (8000 U / mL), 1 μL Eva Green (20×), 5 μL template and 2.2 μL enzyme-free ...
Embodiment 3
[0067] Repeatability test of rapid fluorescent detection method for African swine fever virus
[0068] Using African swine fever virus (ASFV) nucleic acid standard material (the original concentration is 5.8 × 10 3 copy / μL) as template, 20μL reaction system includes: 2μL 10× amplification buffer, 2μL dNTPs (1~10mM), 1μL liquid polyethylene glycol, 1μL betaine (1~10mM), primers F and R ( 10 μM) 2 μL each, 0.8 μL Bst DNA polymerase (8000 U / mL), 1 μL graphene dispersion (1–10 ng / μL), 1 μL Eva Green (20×), 5 μL template and 1.2 μL enzyme-free water. The reaction system was prepared in a micro reaction tube, and a negative control was set at the same time. Mix the reaction tube containing the reaction system, centrifuge briefly, and place the reaction tube in a fluorescence quantitative PCR instrument. The reaction program was: 73-74°C for 1 second, 60°C for 1 second, a total of 45 cycles.
[0069] The result is as Image 6 As shown in Table 2, by performing 10 amplification te...
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