A common screening kit and detection method based on the animal -derived component of the melting curve technology
A technology of animal-derived components and kits, which is applied in biochemical equipment and methods, recombinant DNA technology, and microbial determination/inspection, etc., can solve the problems of complex system composition, high application cost, limited applicability, etc. Good performance, cost-effective, and the effect of avoiding pollution
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[0048] Example 1: Design and optimization of universal primers and molecular beacon compositions
[0049] 1. Download 9 species of livestock, poultry and animal mitochondrial genome sequences that can be identified by the kit of the present invention from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) genome database, as a reference for the design of universal primers, molecular beacon probes and sample species identification According to, including: pig (Sus scrofa) NC012095, cattle (Bos taurus) NC006853, goat (Caprahircus) NC005044, donkey (Equus asinus) NC001788, horse (Equus caballus) NC001640, camel (Camelus bactrianus) NC009628, dog (Canis lupus familiaris) ) NC002008, Chicken (Gallusgallus) NC001323, Duck (Anas platyrhynchos) EU755252.
[0050] 2. Design and optimize a combination of universal primers and molecular beacon probes with multiple identification capabilities. The principles and methods of target gene sequence screening are: (1) The sequence size is...
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[0074] Example 2: Detection of Livestock and Poultry Meat Samples
[0075] Using the detection kit comprising the universal primer and probe composition provided by the present invention, real-time fluorescent PCR and melting curve analysis were used to detect 9 kinds of fresh meat samples of livestock and poultry.
[0076]1. Experimental materials: fresh pork, yellow beef, goat meat, donkey meat, horse meat, camel meat, dog meat, chicken, and duck meat. Methods Real-time fluorescent PCR method (GB / T38164-2019) and other standard methods were used for identification and sequence comparison analysis, and the species source was clear.
[0077] 2. Reagents and equipment: Food genome extraction kits and probe-based qPCR detection reagents are commercial general-purpose kits; fluorescence quantitative PCR instrument is AB ViiA of Thermo Fisher Company TM Type 7. The combination of universal primers and molecular beacon probes provided by the kit of the present invention is entrus...
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[0091] Example 3: Sensitivity and specificity experiments
[0092] 1. Test sample and method: take pig-derived standard as the sample to be tested, and dilute 10-fold gradient to the final template concentration of 10 1 -10 8 copies / μL, using the 20 μL reaction system and detection conditions established by the present invention, real-time fluorescent PCR detection and melting curve analysis are performed to test sensitivity and specificity.
[0093] 2. Analysis of results: According to image 3 The results of the displayed serial dilution of the porcine standard DNA template can be seen at 10 1 -10 8 At the template concentration of copies / μL, the real-time fluorescence PCR reaction amplification curve was good, and the Ct value was in the range of 15 to 35 ( image 3 a), showing a good linear relationship with the initial template concentration (R 2 =0.99), indicating that the universal primer-molecular beacon probe combination provided by the present invention has good...
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