Gene chip for detecting ten types of pathogenic bacteria in sea areas
A technology of gene chip and pathogenic bacteria, which is applied in the field of gene chip for detecting 10 kinds of pathogenic bacteria in sea area, can solve the problems of human health threat, affecting the marine function of coastal waters, affecting human's development and utilization of the ocean, etc. The effect of low sample consumption
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[0007] Below in conjunction with embodiment the present invention is described in further detail.
[0008] 1. Selection of solid phase carrier (substrate)
[0009] Commonly used solid phase supports include nylon membranes, nitrocellulose membranes, glass flakes, and films made of various organic polymers. The glass flakes used in this example are 75.5mm×25.2mm×1.0mm as substrates. The appearance has no scratches and no defects. The surface of the glass sheet must be chemically modified before the DNA probe can be fixed on the substrate. The existing chemical modifications on the surface of the glass sheet mainly include amino modification, aldehyde group modification and sulfhydryl group modification. In this example, glass flakes are selected to be modified with aldehyde groups, which is a product of Beijing Boao Biological Co., Ltd.
[0010] 2. Preparation of probes
[0011] 1. Design of quality control probes: The quality control probes shown in Table 1 were used in the ...
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