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Deletion (genetics) In genetics, a deletion (also called gene deletion, deficiency, or deletion mutation) (sign: Δ) is a mutation (a genetic aberration) in which a part of a chromosome or a sequence of DNA is lost during DNA replication.

Probes, method and chip for detecting alpha and/or beta-thalassemia mutation based on whole-gene capture sequencing and application of such probes, such method and such chip

ActiveCN106591441AEnables detection of deletions in large regionsMicrobiological testing/measurementDNA/RNA fragmentationBeta thalassemiaNew mutation
The invention provides primers, a method and a chip for detecting alpha and/or beta-thalassemia point mutation and deletion mutation based on whole-gene capture sequencing and application of such primers, such method and such chip. The primers, the method, the chip and application thereof have the advantages that through designing of capture probes, relevant genes involved in alpha-thalassemia and beta-thalassemia are enriched and all mutation information including SNP and indel in full-length sequences of genes is detected; through addition of autosome, X-chromosome and Y-chromosome regions as well as upstream and downstream regions of coded genes as references, structure variations such as SNV and CNV are detected; compared with existing various hotspot mutation site detection technologies, the method is capable of detecting hotspot mutation information as well as some rare mutations and undiscovered new mutation types to detect and analyze full-length sequence specificity of target genes, fully covers the mutation types and makes up the defect that a conventional detection method easily causes missing detection of low-frequency mutations and rare mutations greatly.
Owner:SHENZHEN E GENE TECH

Targeted gene deletions for polysaccharide slime formers

Sphingomonas strains have extracellular polysaccharide (e.g., gellan, diutan) that is firmly attached to the cell surface. This attachment may limit polysaccharide production by impairing uptake of nutrients into the cell or due to limited sites for polysaccharide biosynthesis on the cell surface. Two genes for polysaccharide biosynthesis, designated gelM and gelN in gellan-producing strains and dpsM and dpsN in diutan-producing strains, have been inactivated by deletion mutations and shown to produce polysaccharide that is not firmly attached to the cell surface, i.e., slime form. Another gene for polysaccharide biosynthesis, designated gelI in gellan producing strains, was inactivated by insertion mutation and also shown to produce the slime phenotype. The homologous gene dpsi in the diutan producing strain should also be involved in the attachment of the polysaccharide to the cell surface. The slime characteristic was demonstrated by the ability of the cells to be centrifuged and the lack of cell clumping as seen under the microscope or in diluted suspensions. The diutan slime mutants had somewhat increased productivity and the recovered diutan product had significantly improved rheology. Gellan slime mutants had lower broth viscosity which facilitates mixing during fermentation; however, the recovered gellan product had lower gel strength than the gellan produced from a capsular strain. A deletion in a gene gelR, which encodes a protein with homology to surface proteins and outer membrane proteins and weak homology to proteins with polysaccharide degradation activity, was shown to restore higher gel strength to the slime form of gellan, and to produce gellan of higher gel strength than that of the capsular gellan producing strains.
Owner:CP KELCO U S INC

Fluorescence quantitative PCR detection kit for beta-thalassemia mutation

The invention relates to a fluorescence quantitative PCR detection kit for beta-thalassemia mutation. The kit comprises a PCR mixing reaction liquid, a positive control and fluorescence probes for detecting beta-thalassemia mutation genotype, wherein the PCR mixing reaction liquid contains PCR primers for amplifying a gene fragment on which a mutation site is positioned, and the mutation site is at least one mutation site selected from deletion mutation of a base corresponding to the site 41/42 amino acid of beta-globin gene, C-to-T mutation of a base corresponding to the site 654 amino acid of the second intron of beta-globin gene, A-to-T mutation of a base corresponding to the site 17 amino acid of beta-globin gene, A-to-G mutation of a base corresponding to the site 28 amino acid on the upstream of the promoter of beta-globin gene, A base insertion mutation of a base corresponding to the site 71/72 amino acid of beta-globin gene, and G-to-C mutation of a base corresponding to the site 5 amino acid of the first intron of beta-globin gene. With the technical scheme of the present invention, rapid, accurate and high sensitivity detection of mutation conditions of beta-thalassemia gene can be achieved, and especially 6 special site mutations of beta-thalassemia gene can be detected, wherein the 6 special site mutations are common in Chinese.
Owner:广州达健生物科技有限公司
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