In-situ polymerase chain reaction approach for detecting target gene on chip
A technology for detecting targets and genes, which is applied in the field of in situ polymerase chain reaction on the surface of gene chips to detect target genes, and can solve problems such as the need for pre-amplification, not a detection method, and difficulty in application and promotion.
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[0017] Using the method provided by the invention, the detection of the commonly used plasmid carrier pCAMBIA1301 in transgenic plants is discussed, and the preliminary detection of 4 genes GUS, 35S promoter, hpt and aadA contained in the plasmid is made. The chip in situ PCR method used reduces the amplification and labeling steps of the sample before the traditional chip detection, and can realize the detection of the four genes in the plasmid pCAMBIA1301 in one step, which greatly shortens the detection time and overcomes the multi-step PCR. It is cumbersome and proposes a feasible method for the comprehensive detection of transgenic rice and transgenic plants with biochips in the future. The specific detection steps are:
[0018] 1. Primer design
[0019] For the conserved sequences of the 35S promoter, reporter genes hpt, aadA, and GUS genes that often appear in transgenic rice, follow the principle that the annealing temperature (Tm value) of each primer is roughly the ...
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