Amplification composition for Y chromosome microdeletion detection and kit thereof
A Y chromosome and microdeletion technology, applied in the field of amplification compositions and kits for Y chromosome microdeletion detection, can solve problems such as increasing the difficulty of primer design, and achieve the effects of intuitive and accurate result interpretation, short detection time, and simple operation.
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[0063] A kit for detecting a Y chromosome microdeletion, which is detected by PCR amplification-agarose gel electrophoresis, comprising the following steps:
[0064] (1) Design of primer combination
[0065] Select 6 STS sites (AZFa: sY84, sY86; AZFb: sY127, sY134; AZFc: sY254, sY255) and 2 quality control sites (ZFX / ZFY, SRY) according to the recommendations of EAA / EMQN guidelines, and search through NCBI According to the DNA sequence of each site, design and synthesize the best amplification primers to ensure that the size difference between the amplified fragments is more than 77bp, and will not interact to produce non-specific products or dimers. Then, it was diluted to the required concentration of 10 μM as required, and the specific primer sequences are shown in Table 1, as shown in SEQ ID NO:1-16 in the sequence listing:
[0066] Table 1 Primer Sequence
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[0068] (2) DNA extraction
[0069] Genomic DNA was extracted from the collected fresh peripheral bloo...
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