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- the invention relates to a method according to the preamble of claim 1. It also relates to a kit for performing the method.
- PCR polymerase chain reaction
- PCR is suitable for the production of large quantities of a sought-after DNA sequence.
- two synthetic oligonucleotide primers are added to a solution containing the sample, which are complementary to sections on a strand and a counter strand that flank the sought DNA sequence.
- the DNA sequence searched for can be added after the amplification by adding detection reagents, e.g. by means of a color reaction or electrophoresis.
- WO 94/02636 describes a method in which a first primer bound to a solid phase is brought into contact with and hybridized with a sample containing a nucleotide sequence. Subsequently, the sample vessel is opened and a second primer is added to the sample, the nucleotide sequence hybridizing. The second primer is marked. It accumulates on the solid phase. The marking can be observed there. Furthermore, it is known from WO 94/02636 to carry out a polymerase chain reaction using three primers in solution, the solution being brought into contact with the primers in succession.
- WO 96/26291 describes a method for differentiating several alternative DNA sequences.
- a first and a second primer are bound to a solid phase.
- a third primer is in solution. This method is only suitable for distinguishing the predecessor from alternative DNA sequences, but not for the detection of a specific nucleotide sequence.
- PCR only two primers are included in the reaction, one of which is bound to a solid phase. This is not very flexible and hard to access. The method is less suitable for PCR than if there are free primers.
- a method for the detection of specific DNA is known from WO 90/11369, in which the sample is first subjected to a first amplification by means of PCR. The sample is then transferred to a further reaction vessel, where it is brought into contact with a second primer bound to a solid phase. A second amplification by means of PCR takes place.
- This method also disadvantageously entails the risk of contamination when the sample is transferred from the first to the second reaction vessel.
- the object of the invention is to eliminate the disadvantages of the prior art.
- a fast method for the detection of a nucleotide sequence with a reduced risk of contamination is to be specified.
- a method for the detection of a nucleotide sequence by means of polymerase chain reaction the nucleotide sequence being part of a solution consisting of a strand (S) and a counter strand (G) formed double-stranded nucleic acid molecule, with the following steps:
- a) adding a first primer to the solution, the first primer being complementary to a first section of the strand located 5'-terminally of a central section, and a second primer, the second primer being complementary to a 5'-terminal second section the opposite strand is
- the nucleotide sequence sought is thereby enriched on the solid phase.
- the necessary reaction time is shortened and the sensitivity is improved.
- the third primer is advantageously a DNA molecule or a PNA-DNA chimera.
- the solid phase is a, preferably electrically conductive, plastic, the plastic being able to contain a polycarbonate, trimethylthiophene, triaminobenzene and / or a polycarbene and / or carbon fibers.
- the solid phase is expediently a microtiter plate, in the cavity of which the third primer can be bound covalently or by means of biotin.
- the nucleotide sequence when the nucleotide sequence is present, an interaction between a first and a second fluorophoric molecule that enables a radiation-free or direct energy transfer is generated or eliminated.
- the first fluorophore molecule can be bound to the solid phase.
- the first fluorophoric molecule may also be bound to the solid phase via the third primer.
- a particularly simple variant consists in that the third primer has a hairpin loop, and the first fluorophoric molecule is bound to a first loop section and the second fluorophoric molecule opposite to a second loop section at a distance that enables the interaction.
- the interaction can be eliminated by hybridization with a complementary strand complementary to the third primer or by a synthesis taking place at the third primer.
- the second fluorophore molecule can be bound to the second primer.
- the solid phase is expediently a microtiter plate.
- the kit may comprise, as further components, the buffers required to carry out the polymerase chain reaction, the deoxy nucleotide triphosphates required to amplify the nucleotide sequence and the polymerase required to carry out the polymerase chain reaction, preferably a Taq polymerase.
- the first and second primers and the further components can be in the lyophilized state.
- a reaction can be started by adding the solution containing the nucleotide sequence.
- the first and the second and / or the further components can be coated with wax. This enables the reaction to be started by heating the solution containing the nucleotide sequence and the coated components.
- Fig. 4 shows a second way of detecting the nucleotide sequence.
- a first primer P1 hybridizes with a 5 '-terminal section AtS of strand S and a second primer P2 with a 5' -terminal section AtG of opposite strand G.
- a central section AzS of strand S hybridizes with a third primer P3.
- the third primer P3 is bound to a solid phase M with its 5 'terminal end.
- the third primer P3 is a DNA or PNA-DNA chimera.
- the solid phase M consists of an electrically conductive polycarbonate.
- the solid phase M can also be used as a resistance heating element due to its electrical conductivity.
- a short product P F is bound to the solid phase M via the third primer P3.
- the third primer P3 is part of a synthesis counter strand SGI.
- a synthetic strand SSI containing the nucleotide sequence N and the second primer P2 is paired with the synthetic counter strand SGI.
- a long product P_- in solution contains the first primer P1 in the synthesis counter-strand SG2 and the second primer P2 in the synthesis strand SS2 and the nucleotide sequence N.
- a first fluorophore molecule F1 is bound to the third primer P3 and a second fluorophore molecule F2 to the second primer.
- the first fluorophoric molecule F1 is a donor group and the second fluorophoric molecule F2 is a corresponding acceptor group.
- the distance between the donor and the acceptor group is approximately 30 to 60 A. In this state, the so-called Förster effect leads to the formation of interactions between the donor and the acceptor group.
- Suitable donor / acceptor compounds are shown in the table below:
- IAEDANS 5- ((((2-iodoacyl) fluorescein amino) ethyl) amino) naphthalene-1-sulonic acid)
- ⁇ DANS 5- ((2-aminomethyl) DABCYL (4-dimethylaminoazoamino) naphthalene-1-sulfonic acid benzene-4 ' sulfoyl chloride)
- the first fluorophoric molecule F1 is directly bound to the solid phase M in the vicinity of the third primer P3.
- a 96-well microtiter plate made of polycarbonate or polypropylene is advantageously used, which can contain a conductive polymer component such as polycarbene, trimethylthiopene and / or triamino-benzene and / or carbon fibers.
- the third primer P3 is bound to the cavities.
- the microtiter plate forms 1 1
- a resistance heating element as part of a circuit, a resistance heating element.
- the samples and the other components necessary for carrying out a PCR are pipetted into the cavities. These contain in particular the first P1 and the second primer P2 with an attached second fluorophore molecule F2.
- a target DNA contained in the sample is denatured by increasing the temperature to 95 °, i.e. separated into the strand S and the corresponding counter strand G.
- the temperature is then reduced to 40 to 60 °.
- the strand S binds with its central section AzS to the third primer P3 and with its further 5 '-terminal section AtS to the first primer P1.
- the second primer P2 binds to the 5' -terminal section of the opposite strand G.
- This is then carried out Using a Taq DNA polymerase, a synthesis of the missing sequence sections at 72 ° C.
- the temperature is increased to 95 ° C., so that the synthesis strands containing the fluorophore molecules F1, F2 are present as single strands, namely as synthesis strand SSI and as synthesis counter strand SGI.
- the temperature is reduced to 50 to 60 °.
- synthesis strand SSI and the synthesis counter strand SGI bound to the solid phase M pair so that the first F1 and the second fluorophoric molecule F2 are in a section from 30 to 60 .-. available.
- Fig. 3 shows this schematically. 12
- the next PCR cycle is then initiated by increasing the temperature. This leads to a further increase in the synthesis strand SSI and the synthesis counter strand SGI.
- As a template for the PCR product P ? serves both the nucleotide sequence N contained in the sample and the resulting PCR product P F.
- the change in the fluorescence intensity over the number of PCR cycles is a measure of the initial concentration of the nucleotide sequence. The more nucleotide sequence contained in a sample, the faster the fluorescence intensity increases.
- the first fluorophoric molecule F1 is bound directly to the solid phase M.
- the third primer P3 is bound to the solid phase M in the vicinity of the first fluorophoric molecule F1.
- the third primer P3 can also have a hairpin loop, the first fluorophore molecule F1 being bound to a first loop section and the second fluorophore molecule F2 being bonded to an opposite second loop section at a distance which enables the interaction.
- the first F1 and the second fluorophoric molecule F2 are preferably selected such that the interaction which forms when the hairpin loop is closed causes the fluorescence to be quenched.
- the hairpin loop is opened by hybridization with a counter strand G complementary to the third primer P3 or by a synthesis taking place at the third primer P3. The interaction between the first F1 and the second fluorophoric molecule F2 is released. When the fluorophoric molecules are excited, fluorescence occurs.
- the nucleotide sequence N can also be detected by using labeled primers.
- the second primer P2 can be biotinylated and can be detected with a color reaction using an enzyme coupled to strepatvidin or avidin.
- the second primer P2 can be labeled with an antibody, which is in a by means of a further enzyme-labeled antibody 14
- Color reaction is detectable. It is also conceivable to label the second primer P2 with digoxigenin and then to detect it in a color reaction using enzyme-labeled anti-digoxigenin antibodies.
- nucleotide sequence N it is also possible to detect the nucleotide sequence N using labeled nucleotides.
- part of the nucleotides can be biotinylated and detected by means of an enzyme coupled to streptavidin or avidin on the solid phase with a color reaction.
- Some of the nucleotides can be labeled with digoxigenin and detected in a color reaction using enzyme-labeled anti-digoxigenin antibodies.
- Some of the nucleotides can also be fluorescence-labeled and their incorporation can be verified using a fluorometer.
- the formation of the PCR products P, on the solid phase M causes an increase in the layer thickness. This can be measured via plasmon resonance, laser-optical methods or the change in electrical properties.
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