Quantitative PCR for DNA identification based on genome-specific interspersed repetitive elements.
Quantitative PCR for DNA identification based on genome-specific interspersed repetitive elements.
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10.1016/j.ygeno.2003.09.003
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2004-03
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4.4
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Jerilyn A. Walker;David A Hughes;D. Hedges;Bridget A Anders;Meredith E Laborde;J. Shewale;S. Sinha;M. Batzer
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Jerilyn A. Walker;David A Hughes;D. Hedges;Bridget A Anders;Meredith E Laborde;J. Shewale;S. Sinha;M. Batzer
We have designed and evaluated a series of class-specific (Aves), order-specific (Rodentia), and species-specific (equine, canine, feline, rat, hamster, guinea pig, and rabbit) polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-based assays for the identification and quantitation of DNA using amplification of genome-specific short and long interspersed elements. Using SYBR Green-based detection, the minimum effective quantitation levels of the assays ranged from 0.1 ng to 0.1 pg of starting DNA template. Background cross-amplification with DNA templates derived from sixteen other species was negligible prior to 30 cycles of PCR. The species-specificity of the PCR amplicons was further demonstrated by the ability of the assays to accurately detect known quantities of species-specific DNA from mixed (complex) sources. The 10 assays reported here will help facilitate the sensitive detection and quantitation of common domestic animal and bird species DNA from complex biomaterials.