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CFTR is an autosomal recessive gene. This means that you must inherit two defective genes, one from each parent, to have cystic fibrosis. A carrier of cystic fibrosis has one CFTR defective gene. A carrier of cystic fibrosis does not present with any symptoms of the condition, but he can pass on one defective gene to his offspring.
The invention discloses a fluorescent quantitative PCR kit for detecting the copy number of a virulencegene of human spinal muscular atrophy. The fluorescent quantitative PCR kit comprises amplimersand fluorescent probes, wherein the amplimers consist of a pair of shared primers for specific amplification of the seventh exon of SMN1 and SMN2 genes, a pair of shared primers for specific amplification of the eighth exon of the SMN1 and SMN2 genes, and a pair of specific primers for specific amplification of a reference gene, i.e., a CFTR gene; and the fluorescent probes consist of a fluorescent probe for specific detection of the seventh exon of the SMN1 gene, a fluorescent probe for specific detection of the eighth exon of the SMN1 gene, a fluorescent probe for specific detection of the seventh exon of the SMN2 gene, a fluorescent probe for specific detection of the eighth exon of the SMN2 gene and a fluorescent probe for specific detection of the reference gene CFTR. The fluorescentquantitative PCR kit for detecting the copy number of the virulence gene of human spinal muscular atrophy is directed at problems and insufficiencies in quantitative detection of the copy numbers of human motoneuron genes and is rapid and simple in detection and reliable in detection results.
Efficient and prolonged hCFTR expression is one of the major obstacles for cystic fibrosislung therapy. hCFTR mRNA expression levels depend on eukaryotic expression cassette components, prokaryotic backbone elements, and the gene transfer method may also influence transcriptional silencing mechanisms. A codon-optimized and CpG-reduced human CFTR gene (CO-CFTR) was made. Various vector modifications were tested to facilitate extended duration of CO-CFTR expression. Insertion of an extended 3′BGH transcribed sequence (712 bp) in an inverted orientation produced prolonged expression of CO-CFTR expression at biologically relevant levels. Further studies revealed that prolonged CO-CFTR expression is dependant on the orientation of the extended BGH 3′ BGH transcribed sequence and its transcription, is not specific to the UbC promoter, and is less dependent on other vector backbone elements.
The invention discloses a double sgRNA-mediated gene accurate modification method and an application thereof. According to the invention, two strips of sgRNA are simultaneously used, a CF cell is taken as a model, directional deletion is carried out on nucleotide of the 508th sites amino acid for coding CFTR gene, the pathogenic genotype which is same with the deletion patients of 508th sites amino acid of the CFTR can be obtained, and the method found that compared with single sgRNA, the double sgRNA has higher efficiency for editing. The invention provides the more effective method for cell model construction and gene editing for the genedisease.
The invention relates to a spinal muscular atrophy pathogenic gene detection kit based ona melting curve analysis, and relates to a pathogenic gene detection kit, which comprises an upstream primer F1 and a downstream primer R1 for amplifyingexon7 of SMN1 and SMN2 genes; an upstream primer F2 and a downstream primer R2 for amplifying exon4 of an internal reference CFTR gene; and a fluorescent probe for detection. In a single-tube PCR system, the copy number of exon7 of the SMN1 gene as a main pathogenic gene of SMA can be quantitatively detected, the sample genotype can be known by a fluorescence PCR melting curve analysis after PCR amplification is finished, the whole operation is completed in 2 to 3h, is simple and rapid, and is short in time-consuming; the homogeneous detection and closed tube operation are carried out; the detection flux is high; the detection specificity is high, and the results are easy to interpret. The detection kit can be rapidly and convenientlyapplied to large-scale population screening of the SMA pathogenicgene, and is especially suitable for prenatal, premaritaland pre-pregnancy screening and genetic diagnosis of patients.
The present invention provides methods and compositions for enhancing channel activity to the mutantcystic fibrosis trans-membrane conductance regulatorprotein (CFTR). The compositions of the invention comprise polypeptides containing CFTR sub-domains that are designed to mimic the folding defect of the full length mutantCFTR proteins, resulting in competitive binding to cytoplasmic chaperones such as Hsc / Hsp7O and Hdj2. The methods of the invention comprise transduction, or recombinant expression, of CFTR polypeptides in a cell expressing mutant CFTR. The presence of the CFTR polypeptide results in a dominant effect whereby the CFTR polypeptide competes with the endogenously expressed mutant CFTR for binding to cytoplasmic chaperones such as Hsc / Hsp70 and Hdj2. MutantCFTR proteins include, but are not limited to, DeltaF508 CFTR. The present invention is based on the discovery that reduced binding of cytoplasmic chaperones to the endogenous DeltaF508 CFTR, mediated by the presence of CFTR polypeptides, results in restoration of plasma membrane localization and channel activity. The methods and compositions of the invention can be used to restore channel activity in cystic fibrosis subjects carrying genetic defects in the CFTR gene, such as for example, DeltaF508 CFTR.
Efficient and prolonged hCFTR expression is one of the major obstacles for cystic fibrosislung therapy. hCFTR mRNA expression levels depend on eukaryotic expression cassette components, prokaryotic backbone elements, and the gene transfer method may also influence transcriptional silencing mechanisms. A codon-optimized and CpG-reduced human CFTR gene (CO-CFTR) was made. Various vector modifications were tested to facilitate extended duration of CO-CFTR expression. Insertion of an extended 3′BGH transcribed sequence (712 bp) in an inverted orientation produced prolonged expression of CO-CFTR expression at biologically relevant levels. Further studies revealed that prolonged CO-CFTR expression is dependant on the orientation of the extended BGH 3′ BGH transcribed sequence and its transcription, is not specific to the UbC promoter, and is less dependent on other vector backbone elements.
Compositions and methods of genomeengineeringin vitro and in vivo are provided. In some embodiments, the compositions are triplex forming molecules that bind or hybridize to a target region sequence in the human cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) gene. Preferably the triplex forming molecules are peptide nucleic acids that include a Hoogsteen binding peptidenucleic acid (PNA) segment and a Watson-Crick binding PNA segment collectively totaling no more than 50 nucleobases in length, wherein the two segments can binid or hybridize to a target region in the CFTR gene having a polypurine sequences and induce strand invasion, displacement, and formation of a triple-stranded molecule among the two PNA segments and the target region's sequence. Methods of using the triplex forming molecules to treat cystic fibrosis are also provided.
Disclosed are full length isolated DNAs encoding cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) protein and a variety of mutants thereof. Also disclosed are antibodies specific for various CFTR domains and methods for their production. Expression of CFTR from cells transformed with these CFTR genes or cDNAs demonstrate surprising CFTR intracellular distributions and results thereby providing for new diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
The invention provides a method for detecting 22q11.2 copy number deletion by limited dNTP (deoxyribonucleotide triphosphate) competitive (polymerasechain reaction) in combination with an HRM (high resolution melt) technique. The method comprises the step of detecting CLTCL1, SNAP29, KLHL22, PI4KA and CFTR genes. The invention also provides a primer combination and kit of the method. The method is simple and quick to operate, and only comprises the processes of PCR reaction and subsequent HRM analysis, thereby shortening the detection period. The method implements closed pipe operation; and since fluorescent dyes are added in the PCR, HRM curve analysis can be performed without other treatments after the detection segment amplification is completed, thereby effectively avoiding the pollution. In the reaction, only conventional PCR reagents and small amounts of fluorescent dyes are needed, and special detection and analysis apparatuses are not needed. The detection on 99 patients and normal person control samples indicates that the sensitivity and specificity respectively reach 100%, and the stability and accuracy of the system are confirmed.
The invention discloses a CFTR (Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane Conductance Regulator) genedeletion mutation form of cystic fibrosis patients and application of the CFTR genedeletion mutation form. The CFTR genedeletion mutation form is used for protecting proteins including: (a1) a protein obtained by deleting a 508th amino acid residue of a CFTR; and (a2) a protein obtained by deleting 476th to 478th amino acid residues of the CFTR. The CFTR gene deletion mutation form is also used for protecting application of substances for detecting mutation A and / or B to preparation of a kit, wherein the mutation A: 128th to 130th nucleotide deletion of a sequence 3 in a human genome; and the mutation B: 34th to 42nd nucleotide deletion of the sequence 3 in the human genome. Functions of the kit comprise: (c1) evaluation of risks of cystic fibrosis of a person to be detected; (c2) evaluation of the risks of the cystic fibrosis of the person to be detected or offspring of parents to be detected; and (c3) diagnosis or auxiliary diagnosis for judging whether the person to be detected is a patient suffering from the cystic fibrosis or not. The CFTR gene deletion mutation form has an important application value on the diagnosis of the patient suffering from the cystic fibrosis.
The invention relates to a method for detecting deficiency of 7q11.23 on the basis of limited dNTP (Diethyl-Nitrophenyl Thiophosphate) competitive PCR (PolymeraseChain Reaction) and HRM. According to the method, a CFTR (Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane Conductance Regulator) gene is adopted as a reference gene, and copy numbers of genes BAZ1B, CLIP2, ELN and LIMK1 are detected. The invention further provides a primer combination, a kit and the like related to the method. The method has the advantages that the method is implemented under a same reaction condition, detection can be implemented simultaneously by using one PCR tester, only 79 minutes are taken from PCR amplification to HRM detection, and the detection period can be shortened. Pipe opening operation is not needed after PCR amplification, and operation steps and possible pollution can be reduced. Appropriate genes are selected, proper primer sequences are designed, and PCR reaction systems and procedures are set reasonably. The method provided by the invention is very high in accuracy, and has great advantages in 7q11.23 micro deficiency detection and large-scale population screening.
The invention discloses a CFTR (cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator) genemutation form of patients suffering from cystic fibrosis, and application thereof. Protected protein provided by the invention is as follows: (a1) protein obtained by mutating the 314th amino acid residue of the CFTR from glycine to tryptophane; and (a2) protein obtained by mutating the 604th amino acid residue of the CFTR from threonine to proline. The invention also protects application of a substance for detecting mutant A and / or mutant B to preparation of a kit; in the mutant A, the 71st position of the sequence 3 in a human genome is mutated from G to T; in the mutant B, the 44th position of the sequence 4 in the human genome is mutated from A to C; and the kit has the following functions: (c1) evaluating the cystic fibrosisrisk of a to-be-tested person; (c2) evaluating the cystic fibrosis risk of the offspring of the to-be-tested person or to-be-tested couple; and (c3) diagnosing or assisting in diagnosing whether the to-be-tested person is the patient suffering from the cystic fibrosis or not. An important application value on diagnosis of the patient suffering from the cystic fibrosis is achieved.