Primary exploration of peptide nucleic acid chip techniques
LU Yan-qin
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LU Yan-qin
Abstract
Objective To deal with the questions in oligonucleotide chip,PNA probes were subsituted for DNA probes and PNA chips were prepared.By hybridizing with the ODN and HBV-DNA PCR fragment,the hybridizing conditions of PNA chip were discussed. Methods Both the DNA chip and the PNA chip were used to detect the single-base mutation.And the PNA chips also were used to detect HBV-DNA.Results Capability of recognization of PNA probed were stronger than those of DNA when they were used to detect the single-base mutation.The results about detection of HBV-DNA were identical when a kit was used.Conclusion The unique structure of PNA decides the advantages in hybridization such ad the high stability and strong speciality.
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Objective To deal with the questions in oligonucleotide chip,PNA probes were subsituted for DNA probes and PNA chips were prepared.By hybridizing with the ODN and HBV-DNA PCR fragment,the hybridizing conditions of PNA chip were discussed. Methods Both the DNA chip and the PNA chip were used to detect the single-base mutation.And the PNA chips also were used to detect HBV-DNA.Results Capability of recognization of PNA probed were stronger than those of DNA when they were used to detect the single-base mutation.The results about detection of HBV-DNA were identical when a kit was used.Conclusion The unique structure of PNA decides the advantages in hybridization such ad the high stability and strong speciality.
Key concepts: Peptide nucleic acid, Molecular biology, Oligonucleotide, Nucleic acid, DNA, DNA microarray, Nucleic acid thermodynamics, Chemistry