Loop isothermal amplification primer for quickly detecting tylenchulus semipenetrans and application of loop isothermal amplification primer

Abstract

The invention discloses a loop isothermal amplification primer for quickly detecting tylenchulus semipenetrans and application of the loop isothermal amplification primer. The loop isothermal amplification primer comprises a primer pair TSF3 / TSB3 and a primer pair TSFIP / TSBIP, and the sequences of the primer pairs are shown as SEQ ID NO. 1 to 4 respectively. A loop isothermal amplification method is established through the loop isothermal amplification primer, loop isothermal amplification is performed through taking a sample DNA as a template, and results can be judged in two ways after the end of reaction, wherein the first way is that an amplification primer is subjected to electrophoresis, and a sample of a specific ladder-shaped strip, which occurs, is judged to be positive; the second way is that through adding SYBR green I into a reaction system, a sample of which the color is changed is observed with naked eyes to be positive. The loop isothermal amplification method is low in requirement for instruments and equipment, quick, safe, and high in specificity and sensitivity; a technical support is provided for the detection of the tylenchulus semipenetrans, in particular to the quick detection work of a grass-root quarantine unit for the tylenchulus semipenetrans, and the popularization and application values are very high.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of plant pathogen detection. More specifically, it relates to a circular isothermal amplification primer for rapid detection of citrus hemipuncture nematode and its application. Background technique [0002] There are many kinds of plant-parasitic nematodes in the root circle of citrus, but only a few of them can affect the yield of citrus. Among them, citrus semi-piercing nematode is the most harmful nematode, which causes 10-30% loss of citrus yield every year. Citrus semipiercing nematodes ( Tylenchulus semipenetrans ) is widely distributed and is currently found in all major citrus growing regions of the world. In the United States, up to 60 to 90 percent of citrus orchards are infested with this nematode. In China, this kind of nematode damage is also very common. For example, the incidence rate of citrus semi-puncture nematode in citrus orchards in Sichuan Province reached 87.14%, and the incidence...

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[0004] However, at present, semi-piercing nematodes are mainly identified through morphological identification, but morphological identification requires careful observation of the shape of nematodes and measurement of the size of different structures of nematodes. This requires the identification personnel to have many years of experience in nematode identification, and the professional requirements are very high.

Liu Guokun first developed a method to identify citrus hemipuncture nematodes by PCR method; however, this method requires the use of expensive PCR equipment, and also requires electrophoresis detection, which requires high technical requirements for operators and is also not conducive to the grassroots. Promotion and use in testing units

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