8 results about "Nucleoside triphosphate" patented technology

This invention provides a method for producing adenosylcobalamin. First, cyanocobalamin, cobalt chloride, adenine, nucleoside triphosphate, and water are mixed and added to a reaction vessel to prepare an adenosylcobalamin mixture. High-purity nitrogen and a NaBH4-NaOH aqueous solution are added during the reaction. Then, the adenosylcobalamin filtrate is purified by passing it through a purification column. The purified solution is then subjected to adsorption and elution on a resin column, and the eluent is crystallized to obtain pure adenosylcobalamin. This purification process effectively removes impurities introduced during the synthesis of adenosylcobalamin, with total impurities ≤0.5%, ensuring the safety and controllability of product quality.

The application provides a preparation method and application of a coumarin derivative labeled nucleoside triphosphate, and the preparation method comprises the following steps: (1) mixing compound AA-dUTP, compound Boc-6-Ahx-Osu and an alkali to react in the dark to obtain compound 1; (2) mixing compound 1 and an acid solution, and then mixing with an alkali solution to obtain compound 2; (3) mixing compound 2 and compound DEAC-NHS to react in the dark to obtain compound DEAC-12-dUTP, namely the coumarin derivative labeled nucleoside triphosphate. The preparation method provided by the application can efficiently synthesize the target product, and has the advantage of high synthesis yield.

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of DNA fragmentation for technologies such as next generation sequencing (NGS) or any other technologies where fragmentation of DNA to a certain uniform size is required. In particular, the present disclosure relates to a variant of a Nucleoside Triphosphate (NTP)-dependent restriction enzyme (McrBC variants selected from McrBL68YC, McrBL68FC, and combinations of certain ratios thereof) for nucleic acid fragmentation for methods that require fragmentation of DNA.

The present disclosure generally relates to methods for the enzymatic synthesis of nucleotide triphosphates. In particular, the methods include a one-pot preparation of a modified nucleotide triphosphate starting from 3´-vinyl blocked nucleoside monophosphate.

Among other things, the present invention provides a conjugate comprising a polymerase and a nucleoside triphosphate, wherein the polymerase and the nucleoside triphosphate are covalently linked via a linker comprising a cleavable bond. Also provided is a set of such conjugates, wherein the conjugates correspond to G, A, T (or U), and C. Also provided is a method for synthesizing a nucleic acid of a defined sequence. The conjugates can also be used in sequencing applications.

The application discloses a non-natural base DNA aptamer targeting Bacillus cereus 5 / B / 6 metal beta-lactamase and a screening method thereof. The screening method uses dNaMTP and dTPT3TP, or dCNMOTP and dTPT3TP as non-natural base nucleoside triphosphate substrates, uses OneTaq DNA polymerase to amplify a DNA library containing non-natural bases, and uses lamda exonuclease to degrade 5' end phosphorylated DNA chains in PCR products, so as to obtain two ssDNA libraries. The non-natural base DNA aptamer targeting Bacillus cereus 5 / B / 6 metal beta-lactamase is screened based on the libraries, and three non-natural base DNA aptamers with a length of 70 nt are obtained. The results of a biological membrane layer interference analysis show that the three non-natural base DNA aptamers have good binding affinity to Bacillus cereus 5 / B / 6 metal beta-lactamase.

The present disclosure generally relates to methods for the enzymatic synthesis of nucleotide triphosphates. In particular, the methods include a one-pot preparation of a modified nucleotide triphosphate starting from 3′-vinyl blocked nucleoside monophosphate.

The invention is directed to systems and methods of recording digital information using nucleic acids. A DNA template strand has alpha and beta segments, each with a set of three nucleotides differing from each other. When a DNA polymerase contacts the template in the presence of a first solution of three nucleotides corresponding to an alpha segment, a new strand is extended according to available base pairing. The extension halts when the polymerase encounters a beta strand, as the first solution lacks a base-pairing nucleotide triphosphate. Similarly, when the polymerase is provided with a second solution of three nucleotides corresponding to the beta segment, the new strand continues extension according to available base pairing. As first and second solutions are alternated, chemically-altered nucleotide triphosphates are introduced, providing mutations in certain segments of the new strand. When sequenced, mutation segments are assigned a '1' and non-mutation segments are assigned a 'O'.