Evaluation of analytical factors associated with targeted MEFV gene sequencing using long-range PCR/massively parallel sequencing of whole blood DNA for molecular diagnosis of Familial Mediterranean fever
Evaluation of analytical factors associated with targeted MEFV gene sequencing using long-range PCR/massively parallel sequencing of whole blood DNA for molecular diagnosis of Familial Mediterranean fever
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使用长程 PCR/全血 DNA 大规模平行测序评估与靶向 MEFV 基因测序相关的分析因素,以进行家族性地中海热的分子诊断
DOI:
10.1016/j.cca.2019.06.001
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
Matsushita Kazuyuki
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作者:
Ishige Takayuki;Itoga Sakae;Kawasaki Kenji;Utsuno Emi;Beppu Minako;Sawai Setsu;Nishimura Motoi;Ichikawa Tomohiko;Nomura Fumio;Matsushita Kazuyuki
BackgroundLong-range PCR (LR-PCR) is used to enrich the target regions of the genome. This study aimed to establish the pipeline of targeted gene sequencing using LR-PCR and massively parallel sequencing (MPS).MethodsThe 14-kb-longMEFVgene, including the entire coding exons, was selected as a target gene and amplified using LR-PCR. The evaluated analytical factors were as follows: LR-PCR conditions, three types of post-PCR cleanup methods, and two types of MPS library preparation methods.ResultsWith regard to LR-PCR conditions, Tks Gflex DNA polymerase at 7-min (30-s/kb) annealing/extension with 100-ng genomic DNA input had the highest yield. Regarding post-PCR purification methods, the magnetic beads-based method had high recovery and purity. In the MPS library preparation methods, the ligation-based method had a higher base coverage in the target (94.58%), uniformity of base coverage (99.95%), and target bases with no strand bias (97.40%). The exonic variants determined by Sanger sequencing were detected by both ligation- and transposon-based methods.ConclusionsVarious analytical factors were evaluated, and the pipeline of targeted gene sequencing using LR-PCR and MPS was established. These data can enable the optimization of targeted gene sequencing using LR-PCR and MPS in the clinical laboratory.