The invention relates to a monomolecular mechanical method for measuring the influence of CpG adjacent sequences on a
protein dissociation
time constant. Based on a single-molecule mechanical method,dissociation events of the
protein from multiple CpG sites on a same
DNA molecule are detected in a high-
throughput manner, and the influence of different adjacent sequences on the interaction betweenthe
protein and the CpG sites is compared and analyzed. According to the invention, a hairpin structure containing the CpG sites is constructed; a stem part of the structure contains a plurality of CpG sites which are distributed at equal intervals; the CpG adjacent sequences, such as CG, GC, AT and TA, can be set as required, the corresponding CpG sites of the control
DNA hairpin structure onlycontain one adjacent sequence, the dissociation time of the protein at each
CpG site is compared and analyzed, and how the CpG adjacent sequences influence the protein dissociation
time constant can be accurately measured. The method can be used for repeatedly detecting time and probability of the interaction between the protein and different CpG sites in real time in a high-
throughput manner to obtain an accurate dissociation
time constant, can be widely used for precisely analyzing the interaction between protein and
nucleic acid, and is beneficial to life science and
medicine research and development.