Specific PCR method for detection of species origin in biochemical drugs via primers for the ATPase 8 gene by electrophoresis
Specific PCR method for detection of species origin in biochemical drugs via primers for the ATPase 8 gene by electrophoresis
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ATPase 8 基因引物电泳检测生化药物物种来源的特异性 PCR 方法
DOI:
10.1007/s00604-019-3738-5
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发表时间:
2019-09-01
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5.7
通讯作者:
Bai, Liping
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作者:
Ai, Limei;Liu, Juanjuan;Bai, Liping
A PCR method is described to identify the species origin of various animal and human tissue-derived biochemical drugs. Four commercialized drugs, including spermary tablets, compound embryonic bovine liver extract tablets, spleen aminopeptide solution, and placenta polypeptide injection, were used as a proof-of-principle in this study. Primers were designed to amplify conservative regions of mitochondrial cytochrome b and ATPase 8 genes from beef, pork, lamb and human DNA, respectively. The specificity of primers for ATPase 8 gene is found to be higher than those for cytochrome b under the given experimental conditions. The amplicon sizes of ATPase 8 were 212, 271, 293 and 405 bp for pork, beef, lamb and human tissue, respectively. The minimum detectable concentration of DNA sample for species identification is 0.05-0.5 pg·μL-1. The species origin can be distinguished by this method in extremely low concentrations of template DNAs extracted. Conceivably, this PCR method for meat authentication may be extended to quality control of other biochemical drugs and raw materials. Graphical abstract A specific PCR method was developed for the detection of species origin in biochemical drugs via species-specific primers targeting mitochondrial ATPase 8 genes. The PCR products were separated by gel electrophoresis and species origins were indicated by comparison to references.