This invention relates to a
nanopore sequencing detection method for
sarcoma EWS-ETS fusion genes based on single-end primers. It designs an amplification strategy combining a 3'
gene-specific single primer with a universal primer, leveraging the long read
advantage of
nanopore sequencing. A complete detection
workflow is constructed, encompassing sample pretreatment,
nucleic acid extraction, single-end primer amplification,
nanopore library construction and sequencing, and
fusion gene identification. The clinical application pathway is also clearly defined. This invention eliminates the need for prior knowledge of the fusion partner
gene, significantly improving the detection sensitivity of rare EWS-ETS fusion genes. It offers high
breakpoint localization accuracy and standardized procedures, enabling efficient screening and confirmation of
sarcoma fusion genes, providing reliable
technical support for accurate diagnosis, prognostic assessment, and
targeted therapy of
sarcoma.