One-step reverse transcription template-switching pcr
AssigneeRiken
InventorKatsuyuki Shiroguchi
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The present invention provides technology for carrying out one-step reverse transcription template-switching PCR more quickly, more easily, and with high specificity. The present invention provides a nucleic acid amplification method for amplifying at least a partial region of RNA using a modified oligonucleotide primer, said nucleic acid amplification method being characterized by the following: a nucleic acid amplification reaction comprises a reverse transcription step a) in which RNA is used as a template, a template switching step b) in which a template-switching oligonucleotide is added to cDNA synthesized in step a), and a DNA amplification step c) in which DNA amplification is carried out by PCR in which the template-switch cDNA synthesized in step b) is used as a template; the steps a) to c) are performed in a single stage in the same reaction system; as a result of being modified, some or all of the primer function of the modified oligonucleotide primer is blocked in the reverse transcription step a); and blocking of the primer function is cancelled in the DNA amplification step c).
A method of amplifying at least a part of a region of a target RNA, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of producing a nucleic acid sample that is amplified based on at least a part of a region of a target RNA, the method comprising the steps of:
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A kit for amplifying at least a part of a region of a target RNA, the kit comprising:
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A composition for amplifying at least a part of a region of a target RNA, comprising a modified oligonucleotide primer, wherein the modified oligonucleotide primer is designed to have a primer function that is partially blocked under a condition where reverse transcription occurs and designed to have the blocking of the primer function cleared under a condition where a polymerase chain reaction occurs, wherein a part of the modified oligonucleotide primer whose primer function has not been blocked functions as an oligonucleotide primer that initiates reverse transcription by hybridizing to a template RNA.
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