Christopher Weidner, René Köppel, Regina Freyer, Petra Richl, Kathrin Lieske, Joachim Mankertz, Hans-Ulrich Waiblinger
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Abstract
The diversity of genetically modified plants used for food and feed is increasing worldwide. For the detection and control of these products, efficient and reliable analytical tools are a prerequisite. This can be done by screening for specific DNA-elements and constructs characteristic of transgenic plants. In the past, numerous methods have already been published. However, several genetically modified plants are not covered by common screening methods. Here, a new qualitative triplex real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) method is presented, detecting two transgene flanking sequences and the transition between the Cassava Vein Mosaic Virus Promotor (P-CsVMV) and the phosphinothricin-N-acetyltransferase (pat) gene. These sequences are present in several transgenic plants and therefore, the described triplex method can be used as a screening tool to guide further analysis and increase the efficiency of the analysis strategy for GMO detection. The method is characterized by high specificity, sensitivity and robustness and is provided as a ring-trial validated method in the Official Collection of Methods according to the German Food and Feed Act.
全球范围内用于食品和饲料的转基因植物日益多样化。要检测和控制这些产品,高效可靠的分析工具是先决条件。这可以通过筛选转基因植物特有的 DNA 元素和构建体来实现。过去,已经有许多方法发表。然而,一些转基因植物并不在常用筛选方法的范围内。本文介绍了一种新的定性三重实时聚合酶链反应(PCR)方法,该方法可检测两个转基因侧翼序列以及木薯花叶病毒启动子(P-CsVMV)和膦丝菌素-N-乙酰转移酶(pat)基因之间的过渡。这些序列存在于几种转基因植物中,因此,所述三重法可用作筛选工具,指导进一步的分析,并提高转基因生物检测分析策略的效率。该方法具有特异性高、灵敏度高和稳健性强的特点,已作为环试验证方法列入《德国食品和饲料法官方方法集》。
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