WO2015067025A1 - Dna chip suitable for high-throughput detection of transgenic product - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a detection method in the field of bioengineering technology, in particular to a DNA chip suitable for high-throughput detection of transgenic products.
- GMOs Genetically ly Modified Organisms
- the genetically modified organism itself must be a biological individual that can propagate or transmit genetic material.
- GM0 includes all life forms of GMOs. In the narrow sense, it refers to transgenic plants and transgenic animals. Because transgenic animals are not commercialized except for ornamental fish and pets, they are strictly referred to as transgenic plants (Li Quanfen et al., 2011, Chinese Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine, 38, 152).
- China's GM crop planting area ranks sixth in the world.
- China's current commercial GM crops are only Bt cotton for textile materials, with an area of 4 million hectares, with an adoption rate of 80%.
- Commercial varieties of flowers have a major impact on the Chinese market. These two varieties received a biosafety certificate issued by the Ministry of Agriculture in 2009 and are conducting field trials. Planting Bt rice will increase production by 8%, which can increase domestic food and bring about nearly 4 billion US dollars in economic income.
- about 75% of rice is affected by pests, while genetically modified varieties can avoid pests.
- transgenic phytase corn hopes to commercialize transgenic phytase corn, followed by glyphosate-resistant corn and Bt corn.
- the field trial of transgenic phytase corn has entered the third phase.
- transgenic wheat resistant to yellow mosaic virus species is in the field trial stage, 7 years from the last unapproved GM wheat, and other varieties are also in the development stage.
- the detection methods of genetically modified products mainly include protein detection methods (mainly immunoassay) and collision detection methods (mainly PCR techniques).
- Protein detection methods Genetically modified products can be detected by immunological and physicochemical techniques.
- the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay is the most widely used method. It relies on a specific antibody-binding chromogenic system to detect the target protein (antigen).
- the biggest limitation of this method is that it can only be tested on primary processed or unprocessed, single-protein transgenic products (van Dui jn G; et al, 2002, AOAC Int, 85, 787-791), and is compatible with DNA detection methods.
- the development is slower than two reasons: 1 The cost of producing specific antibodies is high; 2 The preparation of specific antibodies is more complicated than oligonucleotides.
- DNA detection method mainly using PCR technology for detection.
- PCR plays a leading role in the detection of genetically modified products and is widely used by global traders, food processing companies and law enforcement agencies.
- the genetic modification of GM0 is mainly DNA modification
- DNA detection is the highest level of detection of GM0 in terms of detection relative to transcriptional level (RNA), translational level (protein), and phenotypic level (biological identification).
- the main processes of PCR detection include: 1 detection of DNA extraction in the sample; 2 PCR amplification; 3 amplification product detection.
- traditional single-plex PCR has not been able to meet the ever-increasing detection requirements of the number and complexity of GM0 worldwide, and has also promoted the birth of new methods.
- Real-time fluorescent PCR multi-target analysis method is to add a fluorescent substance based on qualitative PCR. Once the template is amplified, the fluorescent signal is collected once, and the fluorescence signal increases proportionally with the number of amplifications. The whole fluorescence is monitored in real time through accumulated fluorescence. The PCR process, finally quantitative analysis of the template by standard curve, without the need for agarose gel electrophoresis identification.
- Real-time fluorescent quantitative PCR includes the SYBR Green fluorescent dye method and the TaqMan probe method, among which the TaqMan probe method is more commonly used (Querci M, et al, 2009, Food Anal. Methods, 2, 238-335). The disadvantage of this type of test is that it requires a matching instrument and is not used on a large scale.
- Multiplex PCR-capillary electrophoresis is a PCR reaction in which two or more primers and two or more DNA templates are simultaneously amplified in a PCR reaction tube, and multiple target genes can be simultaneously detected.
- Capillary electrophoresis is a type of liquid in which a gel or a buffer is filled in a capillary, a high-voltage electric field is used as a driving force, and a capillary is used as a separation channel to separate the enthalpy and distribution behavior between components in the sample. Phase separation technology.
- the liquid phase chip technology combines flow cytometry and enzyme label detection technology to obtain more than 100 kinds of fluorescent combined spheres by blending the ratio of the two fluorescent dyes.
- Each fluorescent combination sphere is labeled with a target DNA sequence.
- the bound probe (Fantozzi A, et al, 2008, Food Anal. Methods, 1, 10-17), the detection result can be obtained by detecting the fluorescence signal and the sample signal of the microsphere after the probe is combined with the sample.
- microspheres can be combined with any primer/probe combination to better accommodate high-throughput detection, but the shortcomings of liquid-phase chips are still in further research and the need to purchase expensive liquid-phase chip instruments.
- Solid phase chip technology is a highly integrated DNA detection technology.
- the known DNA oligonucleotide probe is arranged on a slide or a silicon wafer by using a special automatic device, and then the DNA to be tested is hybridized with the chip probe, and the corresponding hybridization signal is generated by the DNA corresponding to the target.
- This allows the purpose of detecting multiple target DNAs in one experiment, with high throughput, high sensitivity, and high degree of automation.
- the invention is a solid phase DNA chip technology, and has the unique advantages such as the experimental principle, the simple operation, the short time required, the low cost, and the low dependence on expensive equipment; compared with the above several methods; The increase can effectively solve the problem of simultaneous detection of a large number of transgenic targets.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a DNA chip suitable for high-throughput detection of transgenic products, which improves detection efficiency and detection accuracy, reduces detection cost, and shortens detection time.
- the DNA chip is suitable for high-throughput detection of global transgenic products and can detect about 97% of transgenic target sequences currently covered.
- the invention relates to a DNA chip suitable for high-throughput detection of a transgenic product, wherein the DNA chip has a specific touch probe capable of detecting 97 transgenic targets, and the DNA probe is SEQ ID NO. ⁇ The nucleic acid sequence shown in SEQ ID NO.
- an amino linker of 10 to 30 T bases is attached to the 5' end of the DNA probe core base.
- the purpose of such a connection is to effectively connect and fix the probe to the carrier.
- 15 T base amino link arms are attached to the 5' end of the DNA probe core base.
- the DNA probe is specifically complementary to a PCR amplification product containing a transgenic component.
- the carrier is a slide, a silicon wafer, a nitrocellulose membrane, a nylon membrane or polystyrene.
- the invention also relates to a kit for high throughput detection of transgenic agricultural products, the kit comprising the DNA core described above.
- the invention has the beneficial effects of: improving detection efficiency and detection accuracy, reducing detection cost, shortening detection time, and specifically hybridizing with amplification products of various transgenic target sequences, and the invention can simultaneously detect 97 transgenic targets
- the sequence which covers approximately 97% of the target sequences of transgenic products, can be applied to the detection and labeling of various transgenic products, and as an important technical support for the quantitative experiments of genetically modified components and the safety management of genetically modified products.
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of probe distribution patterns of 97 transgenic targets for detecting a touch chip
- Figure 2 is a schematic diagram showing the results of hybridization of four kinds of transgenic soybean mixed samples in the laboratory
- Figure 3 is a schematic diagram showing the results of hybridization of 8 kinds of transgenic rice mixed samples in the laboratory. detailed description
- the invention utilizes biochip technology to fix a specific DNA probe capable of detecting 97 transgenic targets on a carrier such as a slide, a silicon wafer, a membrane or a polymer material to form a larger density (200/microscope slide). DNA probe array.
- a specific probe hybridization method on the surface of the vector is used to detect the vast majority of exogenous inserts that may be present in the transgenic product. Specific steps are as follows:
- GMDD GMO detection database, GMDD
- GM Crop Database GM Crop Database
- patent databases at home and abroad, a total of 97 target sequences of transgenic events and their commonly used transgenic components, which are widely distributed in the world, are analyzed and analyzed, among which 55 species are involved. 44 kinds of components, 8 endogenous genes, and compiled detailed information of the above 44 kinds of elements contained in 55 event target sequences, for analysis and verification of subsequent probe hybridization results.
- UV-targeted probe After synthesis, it is purified by reverse column, and UV-targeted probe: a routine PCR is performed using the genomic template of the target sequence, and the product is diluted 1000 times after amplification, and then the universal primer is used for two-round PCR, and the amplified product and the designed product are designed. Oligonucleotide probes are hybridized to screen for probes with strong signal and specificity.
- Probe preparation The oligonucleotide probe was dissolved in lOumol/L with 50% DMS0 spotting solution, and the oligonucleotide probe was spotted onto the aldehyde-treated glass slide using a gene chip spotter. The probes were repeatedly sampled 4 times to verify the repeatability of the test results. See Figure 1 for the spotting method. In the figure, there are 97 X 2 X 2 on the slide (4 times for each point, 2 for each row) The points are the same probe) the target sequence probe, the upper part, from left to right, in order; the lower part, for Right to left in order. The white point is the probe, the gray dot is blank, and the outer gray dot is landmark.
- the prepared probe chip was fixed in a wet box at 37 ° C overnight, fixed after washing with 0.2% SDS for 3 min, washed with deionized water and then blocked solution (new configuration of 0.3% NaBH 4 solution + 1 X PBS) +25% absolute ethanol) was blocked for 5 min to remove free aldehyde groups, rinsed thoroughly with water, and finally centrifuged or blown dry with nitrogen.
- the prepared DNA chip is stored at a normal temperature and in a dry place.
- 3 uL of the fluorescently labeled PCR product was added to the 30 uL hybridization reaction system.
- the components of the hybridization buffer include: 20 x SSC, 50 X Denhardt's reagent (production, Shanghai) and 0.2% SDS (w/v).
- the hybridization solution was denatured at 95 °C for 5 min, then immediately placed on ice and quenched, ice bath 3 mir! .
- a crystal core multi-sample chip cover slip (Beijing Boao Biotechnology Co., Ltd.) was used, and 30 uL of the treated sample was added to the DNA microarray through the sample well, and then placed in a wet box and reacted at 55 ° C for 3 h.
- the chips were washed with the cleaning solution I and the cleaning solution I I, and slowly shaken for 5 minutes each time.
- the cleaning solution I was 20 X SSC, 2% SDS, and preheated at 42 °C.
- the cleaning solution II is 0.2% SDS. It is then rinsed with deionized water, dried by centrifugation or blown dry with nitrogen.
- Chip scanner using GenePix TM 4200A Scanner (Molecular Devices, USA) and obtain image data, and scans channels using the 635 nm 532 nm, scanning resolution 5um, PMT, respectively 350 and 300, power is 100%, the scanning 1- 2 times.
- the chip scan result is compared with the previously collated event and the component contains detailed information to judge the chip detection.
- Designing the appropriate primers and probes is the key to accurate GM0 detection. Designed specific primers and probes for the 97 target sequences (41 commonly used inserts, 48 common events and 8 endogenous genes) contained in the current transgenic products. The designed primers were specifically verified by conventional PCR. Multiple probes were designed to be screened using genomic templates to determine the most accurate primers and probes.
- the seed powders of the four transgenic soybean events (A2704-12, A5547-127, GTS40-3-2 and M0N89788) in the laboratory were extracted and purified using a commercial DNA extraction kit, and then NanoDrop was used. 1000 The measured concentration of the collision was uniformly diluted to 10 ng/ul, and each of the four templates was thoroughly mixed as a sample to be tested.
- the chip PCR reaction was carried out using a hydrophobic microporous chip technique. That is, the gene chip spotter will be designed in advance.
- the primers were inserted into the micropores of the chip, and the PCR reaction system was introduced by the drainage method, thereby performing the first round of chip PCR reaction.
- the amplification products in the micropores are collected by centrifugation (50 ul of deionized water is added before centrifugation to facilitate the removal of part of the PCR product), and 2 ul is taken to the second round of the common PCR system, and the amplified primers are universal primers.
- the purpose is to re-amplify each target segment in parallel for detection and analysis.
- Probe chip detection hybridization detection using an on-chip oligonucleotide probe and an amplification product.
- the hybridization system is configured, including hybridization buffer, amplification product, etc., and the hybridization solution is denatured at 95 °C for 5 min, then immediately placed on ice and quenched, ice bath 3 mir! .
- a core multi-sample chip cover slip (Beijing Boao Biotechnology Co., Ltd.) was used, and 20 uL of the treated hybrid sample was added to the DNA microarray through the sample well, and then placed in a wet box and reacted at 55 ° C for 3 h.
- the chips are washed with the cleaning solution I and the cleaning solution II, respectively, and shaken slowly for 5 minutes each time.
- the cleaning solution I was 20 X SSC, 2% SDS, and preheated at 42 °C.
- the cleaning solution II is 0.2% SDS. It is then rinsed with deionized water, dried by centrifugation or blown dry with nitrogen.
- the probe signals in the hybridization diagram are respectively number: 1, 3, 6, 8, 11, 12, 29, 30, 34, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 And 92, the corresponding target names are: P-CaMV35s, bla, T-nos, Pat, CP4 epsps, CTP2, CMoVb, E9, P-FMV/TSFU A2704-12, A5547-127, GTS40-3-2
- the theoretical four events and the soybean endogenous signal were completely detected, and the contained component signals were also completely consistent, except for the hybridization of signals 3, 29 and 30.
- the signal is weak, and the probe map is adjusted to be grayscale and the display is not obvious.
- the hybridization results are highly consistent, and compared with the theoretical values, the contained events and endogenous information are 100% accurate, and the contained component information is also highly specific and accurate.
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