The present application relates to the field of
aquatic animal disease-resistant breeding, and discloses a method for multi-index combined detection of the anti-DIV1
virus ability of
Macrobrachium rosenbergii based on minimally invasive sampling of abdominal limbs and application thereof, which comprises the following steps: after the
Macrobrachium rosenbergii is anesthetized and disinfected, abdominal limb samples are obtained by minimally invasive
cutting of abdominal limbs, and the live body is placed in water for
recovery;
total RNA is extracted and reversely transcribed into a cDNA template;
specific primers are used for
fluorescence quantitative PCR detection of
chitinase 1C
gene, C-type
lectin domain-containing
protein gene,
hemocyanin gene,
actin gene and an internal
reference gene; and the relative
expression data are standardized, directionally corrected, weighted and converted to obtain a comprehensive
disease resistance index and a determination result. The present application obtains samples by minimally invasive
cutting of abdominal limbs, ensures the survival and
recovery of the live body, facilitates the in-vivo breeding of excellent individuals, and improves the accuracy and stability of detection and evaluation by combining multi-dimensional target genes for joint detection.