Current Biotechnology ›› 2024, Vol. 14 ›› Issue (5): 712-723.DOI: 10.19586/j.2095-2341.2024.0112
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Jing WANG(
), Haitao GUAN, Xiaolei ZHANG, Baohuai WANG, Baohai LIU(
), Hongtao WEN(
)
Received:2024-06-11
Accepted:2024-08-01
Online:2024-09-25
Published:2024-10-22
Contact:
Baohai LIU,Hongtao WEN
王晶(
), 关海涛, 张晓磊, 王堡槐, 刘宝海(
), 温洪涛(
)
通讯作者:
刘宝海,温洪涛
作者简介:王晶E-mail: buyijingjing@163.com;
基金资助:CLC Number:
Jing WANG, Haitao GUAN, Xiaolei ZHANG, Baohuai WANG, Baohai LIU, Hongtao WEN. Detection Dynamic and Development Tendency of Agricultural Gene Editing Products[J]. Current Biotechnology, 2024, 14(5): 712-723.
王晶, 关海涛, 张晓磊, 王堡槐, 刘宝海, 温洪涛. 农业基因编辑产品检测动态及发展趋势[J]. 生物技术进展, 2024, 14(5): 712-723.
| 分类 | 方法 | 技术特征 | 优点 | 缺点 | 灵敏度/识别碱基 | 参考文献 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 基于普通PCR方法 | PCR/限制性核酸内切酶实验 | 编辑位点位于限制性酶切位点 | 简单、快速、经济,可检测纯合和杂合突变体 | 受限于原始序列 | - | [ |
| CAPS衍生的方法和indCAPS方法 | 编辑位点可以利用错配引物创制限制性酶切位点,利用网络工具indCAPS设计含indel的dCAPS引物 | 对于不同类型的indel具有更好的灵活性 | 需要设计特别的引物区分一致的indel等位 | - | [ | |
| T7核酸内切酶Ⅰ实验 | T7核酸内切酶降解野生型和突变型形成的错配的杂合双链 | 简单、快速、经济,能够检测杂合突变 | 灵敏度低,不能检测纯合突变 | - | [ | |
| 连接检测反应 | 使用高保真DNA连接酶将完全匹配的碱基对探针连接在两个合成寡核苷酸的缺口连接处时,等位基因特异性连接产物可以通过使用不同长度的引物和/或荧光标签修饰来唯一区分 | 低成本、精准、可靠,可以区分纯合与杂合基因型和多个等位基因 | 不能用于突变筛选 | 1 bp | [ | |
| 混合异源双链迁移率实验 | 基于有错配和无错配的DNA分子的差异迁移率,提供了一种简单方便的方法在测序确认之前辨别杂合生物体 | 可快速、有效地、筛选相关突变,简化纯合突变体分离鉴定过程 | 仅用于纯合突变体筛选 | - | [ | |
| 单链构象多态性 | 检测单链核酸,PCR扩增产物变性形成单链,非变性PAGE胶检测 | 可鉴定纯合突变 | 片段小于300 bp,不能区分编辑类型 | 10%,2 bp | [ | |
| 基于聚丙烯酰胺凝胶电泳的方法 | 同源双链DNA在天然PAGE中的迁移速度快于异源双链DNA | 简单、快速、经济,能够检测纯合和杂合突变 | 耗时长、低通量 | 0.5%,2 bp | [ | |
| 限制性片段长度多态性结合一代测序技术 | 取决于靶基因内是否产生限制性内切酶的识别位点 | 可测定突变类型 | 更费时、费力 | - | [ | |
| 扩增片段长度多态性结合一代测序技术 | 利用限制性内切酶水解基因组DNA,再使双链人工接头的酶切片段相连接,作为扩增反应的模板DNA,接头的互补链为引物进行预扩增,通过聚丙烯酰胺凝胶电泳分离检测 | 分辨率高、稳定性好、效率高 | 费用高,对DNA的纯度和内切酶的质量要求很高 | - | [ | |
| 临界温度退火PCR | PCR中临界退火温度抑制引物与模板的不匹配退火,抑制扩增子产生 | 简单、快速、经济,能够检测纯合突变 | 需要设计特异引物耗时费力 | 20%,1 bp | [ | |
| 特异性末端介导的聚合酶链式反应 | 设计产生带有特定末端部分的分子构建体,根据是否能够自折叠形成引物启动PCR扩增定性定量鉴定 | 能够定性定量检测单碱基突变,成本低、快速 | 引物设计复杂 | 30拷贝·反应-1 | [ | |
| 基于qPCR方法 | 实时荧光PCR和标记的实验 | 针对突变位点设计不同修饰类型探针,结合qPCR技术 | 简单、有效、灵敏 | 不能明确突变中核酸的变化 | <10%,1 bp | [ |
| 高分辨率熔解曲线分析技术 | 纯合DNA具有独特的退火温度,而突变的杂合DNA具有较低的熔化温度 | 快速有效检测SNP和indel类型的编辑 | 需要特殊的仪器,灵敏度受扩增产物长度影响 | 4.7%,2 bp | [ | |
| 基于聚合酶链式反应的高分辨片段分析方法 | 通过设计大小不同并用不同荧光团标记的PCR扩增子来对具有一个以上靶向基因的样品进行多重分析 | 灵敏度高,可检测到小至1 bp,能够区分多个突变的等位基因 | 大小相同的indel等位不能共同被洗脱和分辨 | 2%,1 bp | [ | |
| 简单等位基因辨别聚合酶链式反应 | 利用一种位点特异性反向引物,通用荧光探针和猝灭剂,以及热启动DNA聚合酶 | 快速、精准、低成本 | 需要提前优化PCR反应条件 | 0.4 ng·10 μL-1 | [ | |
| 基于数字PCR方法 | 数字PCR方法 | 将样品分割到许多单独的qPCR反应中,阴性结果用于生成样品中目标分子精确数量的绝对结果,无须参考标准品或内源性对照品 | 精准、低含量核酸加工食品、多倍体 | 成本高,需要特殊设备,不适用于大片段突变 | 1/100 000 | [ |
| 基于测序技术 | 全基因组测序 | 建库进行高通量测序 | 鉴定突变打靶、打靶类型和脱靶 | 成本高、耗时,可能存在内生菌或病原物序列信息的污染等 | - | [ |
| Sanger测序技术 | 第一代测序技术 | 准确鉴定突变位点 | 成本高、耗时、费力 | - | [ | |
| 基于其他技术 | CRISPR/Cas系统 | 利用CRISPR/Cas12特异性识别编辑位点和非特异性切割的功能 | 低成本、条件温和、操作简单、灵敏度高、能实现快速检测 | 可能存在脱靶效应导致假阳性或假阴性,需要PAM/PFS识别序列,难以标准化,需要扩增过程 | 12 拷贝·μL-1,1 bp | [ |
Table 1 Identification method of gene editing site
| 分类 | 方法 | 技术特征 | 优点 | 缺点 | 灵敏度/识别碱基 | 参考文献 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 基于普通PCR方法 | PCR/限制性核酸内切酶实验 | 编辑位点位于限制性酶切位点 | 简单、快速、经济,可检测纯合和杂合突变体 | 受限于原始序列 | - | [ |
| CAPS衍生的方法和indCAPS方法 | 编辑位点可以利用错配引物创制限制性酶切位点,利用网络工具indCAPS设计含indel的dCAPS引物 | 对于不同类型的indel具有更好的灵活性 | 需要设计特别的引物区分一致的indel等位 | - | [ | |
| T7核酸内切酶Ⅰ实验 | T7核酸内切酶降解野生型和突变型形成的错配的杂合双链 | 简单、快速、经济,能够检测杂合突变 | 灵敏度低,不能检测纯合突变 | - | [ | |
| 连接检测反应 | 使用高保真DNA连接酶将完全匹配的碱基对探针连接在两个合成寡核苷酸的缺口连接处时,等位基因特异性连接产物可以通过使用不同长度的引物和/或荧光标签修饰来唯一区分 | 低成本、精准、可靠,可以区分纯合与杂合基因型和多个等位基因 | 不能用于突变筛选 | 1 bp | [ | |
| 混合异源双链迁移率实验 | 基于有错配和无错配的DNA分子的差异迁移率,提供了一种简单方便的方法在测序确认之前辨别杂合生物体 | 可快速、有效地、筛选相关突变,简化纯合突变体分离鉴定过程 | 仅用于纯合突变体筛选 | - | [ | |
| 单链构象多态性 | 检测单链核酸,PCR扩增产物变性形成单链,非变性PAGE胶检测 | 可鉴定纯合突变 | 片段小于300 bp,不能区分编辑类型 | 10%,2 bp | [ | |
| 基于聚丙烯酰胺凝胶电泳的方法 | 同源双链DNA在天然PAGE中的迁移速度快于异源双链DNA | 简单、快速、经济,能够检测纯合和杂合突变 | 耗时长、低通量 | 0.5%,2 bp | [ | |
| 限制性片段长度多态性结合一代测序技术 | 取决于靶基因内是否产生限制性内切酶的识别位点 | 可测定突变类型 | 更费时、费力 | - | [ | |
| 扩增片段长度多态性结合一代测序技术 | 利用限制性内切酶水解基因组DNA,再使双链人工接头的酶切片段相连接,作为扩增反应的模板DNA,接头的互补链为引物进行预扩增,通过聚丙烯酰胺凝胶电泳分离检测 | 分辨率高、稳定性好、效率高 | 费用高,对DNA的纯度和内切酶的质量要求很高 | - | [ | |
| 临界温度退火PCR | PCR中临界退火温度抑制引物与模板的不匹配退火,抑制扩增子产生 | 简单、快速、经济,能够检测纯合突变 | 需要设计特异引物耗时费力 | 20%,1 bp | [ | |
| 特异性末端介导的聚合酶链式反应 | 设计产生带有特定末端部分的分子构建体,根据是否能够自折叠形成引物启动PCR扩增定性定量鉴定 | 能够定性定量检测单碱基突变,成本低、快速 | 引物设计复杂 | 30拷贝·反应-1 | [ | |
| 基于qPCR方法 | 实时荧光PCR和标记的实验 | 针对突变位点设计不同修饰类型探针,结合qPCR技术 | 简单、有效、灵敏 | 不能明确突变中核酸的变化 | <10%,1 bp | [ |
| 高分辨率熔解曲线分析技术 | 纯合DNA具有独特的退火温度,而突变的杂合DNA具有较低的熔化温度 | 快速有效检测SNP和indel类型的编辑 | 需要特殊的仪器,灵敏度受扩增产物长度影响 | 4.7%,2 bp | [ | |
| 基于聚合酶链式反应的高分辨片段分析方法 | 通过设计大小不同并用不同荧光团标记的PCR扩增子来对具有一个以上靶向基因的样品进行多重分析 | 灵敏度高,可检测到小至1 bp,能够区分多个突变的等位基因 | 大小相同的indel等位不能共同被洗脱和分辨 | 2%,1 bp | [ | |
| 简单等位基因辨别聚合酶链式反应 | 利用一种位点特异性反向引物,通用荧光探针和猝灭剂,以及热启动DNA聚合酶 | 快速、精准、低成本 | 需要提前优化PCR反应条件 | 0.4 ng·10 μL-1 | [ | |
| 基于数字PCR方法 | 数字PCR方法 | 将样品分割到许多单独的qPCR反应中,阴性结果用于生成样品中目标分子精确数量的绝对结果,无须参考标准品或内源性对照品 | 精准、低含量核酸加工食品、多倍体 | 成本高,需要特殊设备,不适用于大片段突变 | 1/100 000 | [ |
| 基于测序技术 | 全基因组测序 | 建库进行高通量测序 | 鉴定突变打靶、打靶类型和脱靶 | 成本高、耗时,可能存在内生菌或病原物序列信息的污染等 | - | [ |
| Sanger测序技术 | 第一代测序技术 | 准确鉴定突变位点 | 成本高、耗时、费力 | - | [ | |
| 基于其他技术 | CRISPR/Cas系统 | 利用CRISPR/Cas12特异性识别编辑位点和非特异性切割的功能 | 低成本、条件温和、操作简单、灵敏度高、能实现快速检测 | 可能存在脱靶效应导致假阳性或假阴性,需要PAM/PFS识别序列,难以标准化,需要扩增过程 | 12 拷贝·μL-1,1 bp | [ |
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