The present application relates to the technical field of
nucleic acid detection, and discloses a general primer pair for detecting the
genus of Segniliparus and application thereof. The detection primer pair and identification method provided by the present application are applicable to all species of the
genus of Segniliparus, including but not limited to Segniliparus
rugosus, and especially unnamed ANI species. The amplification method provided by the present application has low requirements for templates, and is applicable to clinical original samples such as
sputum,
alveolar lavage fluid, pleural and
peritoneal fluid, culture, and environmental original samples such as water, soil and air, and extracted
nucleic acid, and does not depend on culture. The method is fast and low-cost, and has low requirements for equipment and detection personnel, and is applicable to laboratories at all levels. The detection
reagent based on the present application can be widely applied to related fields such as
environmental monitoring, clinical precise detection and epidemiological research.