Single tube nested type allele specific PCR method
A technology of chain reaction and polymerase, applied in the field of molecular biology, can solve the problems of amplification products, pollution, complicated procedures, etc.
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[0039] Example 1 Targeting the human beta actomyosin gene (National Center for Bioinformatics Gene Bank No. BC016045), it is assumed that the allelic specific mutation occurs at base 1281 (change from G to C) or base 1356 (Changed from C to G), the primer sequence and characteristics are shown in Table 6. A1 is the primer for the jacket enrichment template, and A2 and A3 are the allele-specific PCR primers for the inner jacket. The allele-specific primer of A2 is a positive primer, and the third base from the 3'end of the primer is indicated in bold bold for allele-specific mutations; the allele-specific primer of A3 is a reverse primer, and the base of the 3'end of the primer Allele-specific mutations are indicated in bold and bold type.
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[0041] * Melting temperature calculated by nearest base method
[0042] The outer primer "A1" does not contain introns between the positive and negative primers, the amplified product is 295 bases long, and the melting temp...
Embodiment 2
[0047] Example 2 also targets the human beta actomyosin gene (National Center for Bioinformatics Gene Bank No. BC016045), assuming that the allelic specific mutation occurs at base 1281 (change from G to C). The primers for the jacket enrichment template are the same as in Example 1. A4 is the inner set of allele-specific PCR primers. The primer is 20 bases long. The allele-specific primer is a positive primer. The second base from the 3'end of the primer is indicated in bold bold for allele-specific mutations. The introduction of two mismatched bases at position 8 (from T to A) and 16 (from G to C) from the 3'end of the position-specific primer is underlined. The primer sequence and characteristics are shown in Table 8.
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Location
Length
Degree
(℃)
Knot with template
Combined strength
Sequence (5’ to 3’)
A4 positive
Wild
1263-
1282
20
4...
Embodiment 3
[0052] Example 3 targets the human glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase gene (Genebank No. XM_006959 of the National Center for Bioinformatics, USA). It is assumed that the allelic-specific mutation occurs at base 415 (change from G to C). The primer sequence and characteristics are shown in Table 9. G1 is the primer used for the jacket enrichment template, G2 is the inner set of allele-specific PCR primers, the allele-specific primer is the positive primer, and the 5th base from the 3'end of the primer is indicated in bold boldface for allele-specific mutations .
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[0054] * Melting temperature calculated by nearest base method
[0055] The length of the amplified product of the coat primer "G1" is 616 bases, and the melting temperature of the amplified product is 90.4°C. The length of the amplified product of the inner set of primer "G2" is 147 bases, and the melting temperature of the amplified product is 87.1°C.
[0056] The PCR template of Example 3 was ...
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