The present invention provides a one-step
multiplex fluorescence quantitative PCR kit for detecting and distinguishing poxviruses. It comprises a quantitative PCR reaction solution, an
enzyme mixture, a primer-probe mixture, a standard, a
positive control substance, and a
negative control substance. The poxviruses include monkeypox
virus,
cowpox virus, and varicella
virus. The present invention designs highly specific primer probes according to the highly conserved
nucleotide sequences of the three poxviruses and the
internal standard RNase P, and simultaneously detects and distinguishes the presence of monkeypox
virus,
cowpox virus, and varicella virus from samples such as blood,
follicle fluid, and
rash swabs through a PCR reaction, and uses
RNase P as the
internal standard for evaluating the amplification
system, which is simpler, faster, and less costly than the single-plex
fluorescence quantitative
PCR method, and has better sensitivity, specificity, and
repeatability. The viruses to be tested are fully enclosed for detection and single-tube real-time quantification, and the three poxviruses can be efficiently and quickly screened and identified according to the number of copies of the virus infection.