副溶血性弧菌重复序列-PCR分型研究

利用基因外重复回文序列-PCR(REP-PCR)和肠细菌基因间共有重复序列-PCR(ERIC-PCR)技术,对副溶血性弧菌进行了分子分型研究和亲缘关系的探讨,并使用Hunter和Gaston方法计算分辨力指数.结果显示40株副溶血性弧茵分离株均可扩增产生可重复的DNA指纹图谱,并且不同菌株基因组DNA的扩增条带具有多态性.根据SPSS10.0软件得出的树状图结果,REP-PCR可以把40株茵分为21个型,分辨力指数可达到0.953,优势菌型为G1型;ERIC-PCR可将40株菌分成4个型,分辨力指数为0.5.研究显示重复序列-PCR方法可以用于该菌分型分析,REP-PCR具有较好的分型能力.在两种PCR的DNA指纹图谱中,血清型O1群与O3群主条带均非常相似,表明它们之间亲缘关系密切.     

副溶血性弧菌重复序列-PCR分型研究

利用基因外重复回文序列-PCR(REP-PCR)和肠细菌基因间共有重复序列-PCR(ERIC-PCR)技术, 对副溶血性弧菌进行了分子分型研究和亲缘关系的探讨, 并使用Hunter和Gaston方法计算分辨力指数。结果显示40株副溶血性弧菌分离株均可扩增产生可重复的DNA指纹图谱, 并且不同菌株基因组DNA的扩增条带具有多态性。根据SPSS10.0软件得出的树状图结果, REP-PCR可以把40株菌分为21个型, 分辨力指数可达到0.953, 优势菌型为G1型; ERIC-PCR可将40株菌分成4个型, 分辨力指数为0.5。研究显示重复序列-PCR方法可以用于该菌分型分析, REP-PCR具有较好的分型能力。在两种PCR的DNA指纹图谱中, 血清型O1群与O3群主条带均非常相似, 表明它们之间亲缘关系密切。     

ERIC-PCR及其指纹图谱技术的研究

肠杆菌基因间重复共有序列（Enterobacterial repetitive intergenic consensus,ERIC）是主要存在于肠道细菌中的一类基因间重复序列,长度为127 bp,该序列在肠道细菌染色体上的分布和拷贝数有种间的特异性。根据ERIC序列建立的ERIC-PCR实际上是一种半随机性质的PCR,广泛应用于细菌分型、流行病学调查和分子微生态学研究。本文简介了ERIC-PCR反应的特点及其应用的原理,详细阐述目前广泛应用的ERIC-PCR琼脂糖凝胶电泳（PCR-PCR-AGE）技术的不足,指出该方法所获电泳图谱中相同位置的DNA条带可能包括不同的DNA序列,指纹图谱分析时可能夸大模板DNA的相似性。强调ERIC-PCR变性梯度凝胶电泳（PCR-PCR-DGGE）技术是其应用的一个新方向,所得的指纹图谱能够更加敏感、准确、有效地展示底物序列的差异,其中的DNA条带不需测序就可直接用于科研和生产实践中。     

肠杆菌基因间重复共有序列及ERIC-PCR

ERIC序列是近年来发现的存在于原核生物基因组中一类短的重复序列。该序列在染色体上的分布和拷贝数具种间特异性,根据序列中心高度保守的44bp的ERIC核心序列设计反向引物,可扩增出反映细菌基因组结构特征的谱带。由于ERIC-PCR快速简便,图谱重复性好,并可作为分子标记用于细菌的分类鉴定,所以,该方法已广泛应用到了科研和生产实践中;     

BOX-PCR技术在微生物多样性研究中的应用

近年来在微生物多样性研究中,利用微生物基因组中广泛分布的短重复序列设计引物,选择性地扩增重复序列之间的不同基因区域,以得到大小不等的DNA扩增片段的方法日渐增多.以BOX插入因子(细菌基因组重复序列)为基础的PCR技术,具有操作简单快捷,可重复性强,容易获得较为丰富的扩增条带等特点,最初主要应用于细菌的多样性研究.目前研究发现用BoxA1R引物对微生物中的真菌、放线菌进行选择性的扩增,也能够达到很好的遗传及多样性分析的目的.本文综述了BOX-PCR指纹图谱分析技术的特点和一般步骤;结合作者对植物内生细菌的BOX-PCR指纹图谱分析体系的优化,对BOX-PCR技术的改进进行了总结:并对该技术在微生物菌株多样性研究领域的应用现状和前景进行了阐述.     

链霉菌的rep-PCR基因指纹分析

对重复片段PCR(repPCR)基因指纹分析应用于链霉菌分子分型进行研究,结果表明repPCR基因指纹分析具有分辨率高、稳定、重现性好、简便易行等特点,在一定程度上与16S rDNA 序列比较结果相一致,是一种快速而有效的DNA指纹技术,能反映出链霉菌种和菌株水平的基因型、系统发育和分类学关系,可应用于种及以下水平的分类和快速鉴定,尤其适用于分析大量的菌株或分离株。     

副溶血性弧菌重复序列-PCR分型研究

目的利用REP—PCR技术对副溶血性弧菌进行分子分型研究和亲缘关系的探讨。方法以基因外重复回文序列（REP）为引物,对20株副溶血性弧菌基因组DNA进行扩增,得到DNA指纹图谱,并利用SPSS11．5统计软件对DNA扩增图谱进行分析,做出聚类图,并与血清型进行比较分析。结果REP-PCR可以把20株菌分为7个型,优势菌型为A型和B型,分辨力指数为0．932。结论REP．PCR方法可以用于副溶血性弧菌分型分析,具有较好的分型能力,如果能将分子分型和血清分型两种方法联用,分辨率会更高。研究推断血清型01群与03群菌株之间亲缘关系密切。     

副溶血性弧菌肠细菌基因间共有重复序列-PCR分子分型和耐药性、血清型研究

目的对副溶血性弧菌进行ERIC-PCR分子分型、耐药性和血清型相关性研究。方法肠细菌基因间共有重复序列（ERIC）为引物,对40株菌株基因组DNA进行扩增,得到DNA指纹图谱,并利用SPSS13.0统计软件对DNA扩增图谱进行分析,做出聚类图从而分型,并与菌株血清型、耐药性比较分析。结果40株菌用ERIC-PCR分为5个型,分辨力指数为（DI）为0.5;血清分型分为4个型;对8种抗生素中的萘啶酸、头孢噻亏、头孢西丁出现了不同程度的耐药。耐药菌株均出现在ERIC-PCR方法分型A型和血清分型O3型中。结论研究显示ERIC-PCR方法可以用于该菌分型分析,具有较好的分型能力。血清分型与ERIC-PCR方法分型一致。通过ERIC-PCR分型的树状图和血清分型结果推断,血清型O3群菌株很可能起源于血清型O1群菌株,血清型O3群和O1群密切相关。     

人D6S1043-1型STR质粒DNA标准物质的研制

短串联重复序列（short tandem repeat，STR）是存在于人类基因组中的一类具有长度多态性的DNA序列，由含2~6个碱基对的重复单位串联构成。DNA STR分型检验是当前法庭科学进行个体识别和亲缘鉴定的主要依据。STR分型标准物质是DNA STR检验量值溯源的基础和关键物质，对其进行研究将极大推动我国法庭科学DNA STR检验的标准化进程。以STR基因座D6S1043为例，介绍人类基因组中STR序列的质粒DNA标准物质的制备过程。首先，合成包含13个重复单元（\[ATCT\]13）的D6S1043序列（定义为D6S1043-1）并将其与pUC57载体连接构建重组质粒，制备质粒溶液。其次，通过酶切鉴定、Sanger测序、多种STR分型试剂盒的分型鉴定等方法检验DNA序列的准确性。再次，采用微滴式数字PCR方法（droplet digital PCR，ddPCR）检测质粒浓度，评估质粒溶液的均匀性和稳定性。最后，由8家实验室协作，测定浓度标准值，综合分析均匀性检验、稳定性检验、定值过程等引入的不确定度，得到总不确定度；由6家实验室协作，测定D6S1043-1的分型值。结果表明：该标准物质的均匀性、稳定性良好，在-20 ℃可保存6个月，在4 ℃可保存14 d；核酸拷贝数为（7.7±1.2）×103 copies·μL-1；在D6S1043基因座上的分型值为13。人D6S1043-1型STR质粒DNA标准物质 \[编号：GBW（E）091072\] 是我国法庭科学DNA检验领域首批有证标准物质之一，其研制过程为其他STR基因座的质粒DNA标准物质的研制提供了一定的借鉴。     

ERIC-PCR技术在李斯特氏菌种、菌株鉴定中的应用

应用肠杆菌基因间重复一致序列聚合酶链反应技术（ERIC-PCR）对李斯特氏菌基因组DNA进行分析,结果显示,李斯特氏菌种间DNA指纹图谱带型差异较大;单核细胞增生性李斯特氏菌株间及相同血清型不同来源的菌株,其DNA指纹图谱带型也有明显差异。在单核细胞增生性李斯特氏菌各株的DNA指纹图谱中发现1600bp的种专一性扩增带。结果表明,ERIC-PCR技术可用于李斯特氏菌种、菌株的鉴定及进一步分型研究。 Abstract:Enterobacteia repetitive intergenic consensus sequences-based PCR(ERIC-PCR) was used to generate DNA fingerprints for Listeria spp.We got the specific profiles with ERIC-PCR technique that enables to identify Listeria species and the L.monocytogenes strains of different sterotype,and the same sterotype of L.monocytogenes from different sources also could be identified.Moreover,the species-spcific 1600bp DNA fragment was obtained from the fingerprint of L.monocytogenes.The study indicates that ERIC-PCR technique can be used in the identification of Listeria species and strains and its further typing,which is simple and quickly.     

Distribution of repetitive DNA sequences in eubacteria and application to fingerprinting of bacterial genomes.

Dispersed repetitive DNA sequences have been described recently in eubacteria. To assess the distribution and evolutionary conservation of two distinct prokaryotic repetitive elements, consensus oligonucleotides were used in polymerase chain reaction [PCR] amplification and slot blot hybridization experiments with genomic DNA from diverse eubacterial species. Oligonucleotides matching Repetitive Extragenic Palindromic [REP] elements and Enterobacterial Repetitive Intergenic Consensus [ERIC] sequences were synthesized and tested as opposing PCR primers in the amplification of eubacterial genomic DNA. REP and ERIC consensus oligonucleotides produced clearly resolvable bands by agarose gel electrophoresis following PCR amplification. These band patterns provided unambiguous DNA fingerprints of different eubacterial species and strains. Both REP and ERIC probes hybridized preferentially to genomic DNA from Gram-negative enteric bacteria and related species. Widespread distribution of these repetitive DNA elements in the genomes of various microorganisms should enable rapid identification of bacterial species and strains, and be useful for the analysis of prokaryotic genomes.     

Repetitive element sequence-based PCR for species and strain discrimination in the genus Listeria

Repetitive element sequencebased PCR (rep-PCR) was used to generate DNA fingerprints for Listeria spp. Two primer sets (REP 1R-I REP 2-I and ERIC 1R ERIC 2) used in respectively REP-and ERIC-PCR revealed that bacteria of the genus Listeria possess short repetitive extragenic palindromic elements and enterobacterial repetitive intergenic consensus sequences. Specific band profiles obtained by ERIC-PCR enabled the identification of Listeria species. With both REP-and ERIC-PCR the L. monocytogenes serotypes 1/2a, 1/2b, 1/2c, 3b and 4b could be clearly distinguished from each other. Within the serotype 1/2a, REP-PCR showed a higher discriminative potential than ERIC-PCR and a comparable discriminative potential as RAPD combining 3-4 primers.     

Use of the DiversiLab repetitive sequence-based PCR system for genotyping and identification of Archaea

Repetitive elements are short stretches of DNA that are randomly distributed throughout the chromosomes of prokaryotes. The use of PCR primers to amplify intervening sequences of DNA between specific repetitive elements in Bacteria has become a standard method for rapidly genotyping bacterial strains and providing good resolution between multiple strains within a single species. Rapid, standardized methods for high resolution genotyping of Archaea are not widely available. We evaluated the DiversiLab system from Bacterial Barcodes that utilizes a kit-based repetitive sequence-based (rep-PCR) method that has been optimized for genotyping DNA was extracted from the source organisms using either a standard chemical DNA extraction kit or Whatman FTA paper. Rep-PCR was performed using an archaeal primer set and, the products were run on an Agilent, Lab-on-a-Chip DNA analyzer. Results were analyzed and compared using DiversiLab web-based software from Bacterial Barcodes. Seventy-nine strains representing 27 genera of Crenarchaeota and Euryarchaeota were analyzed. All the organisms could be successfully genotyped and the results were reproducible. We could not detect differences in rep-PCR profiles between DNA extracted using the chemical extraction kit and FTA paper. Thus far, 14 genera and 32 species of methanogens have been analyzed, and all yielded unique genotypes. For halophiles, 11 genera and 28 different species were analyzed, and all yielded unique genotypes. A comparison of 7 different strains of Halobacterium salinarium demonstrated that 6 of the 7 strains had a unique genotype. A comparison of 4 strains of Methanosarcina mazei indicated that each strain produced a unique genotype. There was little systematic inference that could be made from dendrograms comparing different strains, species, and genera of Archaea based on UPGMA cluster analysis. Based on these results, rep-PCR was a useful tool for the genotyping and strain identification of Archaea.     

用rep—PCR技术研究中国花生根瘤菌的多样性

采用细菌基因组重复序列ＰＣＲ技术（简称ｒｅｐＰＣＲ）中常用的ＲＥＰＰＣＲ和ＥＲＩＣＰＣＲ,对从中国１１个省、市的２３个点、２４个花生品种采集的根瘤中分离的５９株花生根瘤菌Ｂｒａｄｙｒｈｉｚｏｂｉｕｍｓｐ．（Ａｒａｃｈｉｓ）进行多样性研究,同时对来自国外的６株花生根瘤菌及１４株参比慢生根瘤菌也进行了比较。得到的低相似性结果表明中国花生根瘤菌基因组存在显著的多样性。ＲＥＰＰＣＲ揭示,在相似性５０％上分为１１个群,而ＥＲＩＣＰＣＲ却得到２４个分群。这两种结果对菌株的分群有差异,暗示这两种短重复序列在慢生根瘤菌基因组中的分布的不同。没有发现菌株间基因组的多样性分布与花生品种、地理来源之间的必然联系。将两者电泳图谱结合并分析,得到介于上述两者间的结果。此结果进一步反映了菌株基因组间存在的多样性。同时还表明ｒｅｐＰＣＲ不仅是研究生物多样性的快速简便方法,还可应用于菌株的鉴别和生态学研究。     

Repeated DNA sequences in the microbat species Miniopterus schreibersi (Vespertilionidae; Chiroptera)

Repetitive DNA sequences represent a substantial component of eukaryotic genomes. These sequences have been described and characterized in many mammalian species. However, little information about repetitive DNA sequences is available in bat species. Here we describe an EcoRI family of repetitive DNA sequences present in the species Miniopterus schreibersi. These repetitive sequences are 57.85%, A-T rich, organized in tandem, and with a monomer unit length of 904 bp. Methylation analysis using the isoesquizomer pair MspI and HpaII indicates that the cytosines present in the sequences CCGG are partially methylated. Furthermore, Southern blot analysis demonstrated that these DNA sequences are absent in the genomes of four related microbat species and suggest that it could be specific to the M. schreibersi genome.     

Phylogeny and molecular fingerprinting of green sulfur bacteria

The 16S rDNA sequences of nine strains of green sulfur bacteria (Chlorobiaceae) were determined and compared to the four known sequences of Chlorobiaceae and to sequences representative for all eubacterial phyla. The sequences of the Chlorobiaceae strains were consistent with the secondary structure model proposed earlier for Chlorobium vibrioforme strain 6030. Similarity values > 90.1% and K_nuc values < 0.11 indicate a close phylogenetic relatedness among the green sulfur bacteria. As a group, these bacteria represent an isolated branch within the eubacterial radiation. In Chlorobiaceae, a similar morphology does not always reflect a close phylogenetic relatedness. While ternary fission is a morphological trait of phylogenetic significance, gas vesicle formation occurs also in distantly related species. Pigment composition is not an indicator of phylogenetic relatedness since very closely related species contain different bacteriochlorophylls and carotenoids. Two different molecular fingerprinting techniques for the rapid differentiation of Chlorobiaceae species were investigated. The 16S rDNA fragments of several species could not be separated by denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis. In contrast, all strains investigated during the present work gave distinct banding patterns when dispersed repetitive DNA sequences were used as targets in PCR. The latter technique is, therefore, well suited for the rapid screening of isolated pure cultures of green sulfur bacteria. Received: 26 August 1996 / Accepted: 8 January 1997     

Applications of the rep-PCR DNA fingerprinting technique to study microbial diversity, ecology and evolution

A large number of repetitive DNA sequences are found in multiple sites in the genomes of numerous bacteria, archaea and eukarya. While the functions of many of these repetitive sequence elements are unknown, they have proven to be useful as the basis of several powerful tools for use in molecular diagnostics, medical microbiology, epidemiological analyses and environmental microbiology. The repetitive sequence-based PCR or rep-PCR DNA fingerprint technique uses primers targeting several of these repetitive elements and PCR to generate unique DNA profiles or 'fingerprints' of individual microbial strains. Although this technique has been extensively used to examine diversity among variety of prokaryotic microorganisms, rep-PCR DNA fingerprinting can also be applied to microbial ecology and microbial evolution studies since it has the power to distinguish microbes at the strain or isolate level. Recent advancement in rep-PCR methodology has resulted in increased accuracy, reproducibility and throughput. In this minireview, we summarize recent improvements in rep-PCR DNA fingerprinting methodology, and discuss its applications to address fundamentally important questions in microbial ecology and evolution.     

大肠杆菌不同菌株基因组DNA的多态性分析

从大肠杆菌K12菌株JM109基因组克隆了两段DNA重复序列,长度为0.9和0.6kb,分别命名为ECR-1和ECR-6。以ECR-1和ECR-6重复序列作DNA多态性分析的探针,可以鉴别大肠杆菌非常相近的菌株。表明ECR-1和ECR-6 DNA序列可用于大肠杆菌菌株的分类、流行病学和微生态学研究以及大肠杆菌各种致病菌株的临床诊断。     

Utilisation of enterobacterial repetitive intergenic consensus (ERIC) sequence-based PCR to fingerprint the genomes of Bifidobacterium isolates and other probiotic bacteria

Enterobacterial repetitive intergenic consensus based on PCR (ERIC-PCR) was used to generate DNA fingerprints for bifidobacteria and other probiotic bacteria. Two primers (ERIC 1R and ERIC 2) used in ERIC-PCR revealed that all of the probiotic bacteria tested possess enterobacterial repetitive intergenic consensus sequences with the PCR products ranging from 250 bp to 5000 bp. The bacterial strains can be differentiated by comparing fingerprint patterns. The dendrogram of the fingerprints revealed that most of the bifidobacterial wild type strains fell into one cluster at similarity level of approximately 79%.     

Genotypic and phenotypic characterization of two Swedish isolates and two prototypic strains of Coxiella burnetii

Two Swedish isolates of Coxiella burnetii and the two prototype strains of the species, Nine Mile and Priscilla, were characterized with regard to their multiplication and cytopathic effect on BGM cells and by PCR-based amplification of repetitive element DNA and the C. burnetii -specific plasmids QpH1 and QpRS. Moreover, 1330 bp of each 16S rRNA gene were sequence-determined. All four strains multiplied at virtually the same rate and displayed the same type of vacuoles in the BGM cells. Genetic homogeneity was observed inasmuch as the 16S rDNA sequences were identical and the strains showed identical PCR amplification patterns using primers specific to enterobacterial repetitive intragenic consensus DNA sequences. The two Swedish strains and the Priscilla strain also showed identical patterns after PCR amplification of repetitive extragenic palindromic DNA sequences, whereas the Nine Mile strain demonstrated a similar, but not identical pattern. Thus, the investigated strains demonstrated very similar phenotypic and genotypic characteristics. This finding is discussed in view of the very rare occurrence of domestic Q fever in Sweden.