The present invention discloses a detection technology for quantitative live
bacterial RNA single nucleotide polymorphism, which belongs to the field of
nucleic acid detection. This method integrates
nucleic acid sequence-dependent amplification technology (
NASBA), allowing rapid and specific generation of target
RNA amplification, and amplification hindrance
mutation system (ARMS), which introduces mismatches at the 3' end base of the
forward primer to enhance the specificity of identifying single nucleotides, thereby highly selectively identifying
RNA mutations, and can sensitively identify single
nucleotide polymorphisms with abundance as low as 0.5%, and detect live
Salmonella as low as 80 CFU. This technology allows
RNA to be amplified under isothermal conditions and single
nucleotide polymorphisms on RNA to be detected in a
single tube, and can be used to evaluate the presence and
vitality of
drug-
resistant bacteria under the action of disinfectants, and has good application prospects.