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titleOfInvention Alkaline phosphatase determination method based on path selector with alkaline phosphatase as switch, kit and application of kit
abstract The invention belongs to the technical field of biological analysis and detection, and particularly relates to an alkaline phosphatase determination method based on a path selector with alkaline phosphatase as a switch, a kit and application thereof. The invention designs double-stranded deoxyribonucleic acid with two orbitals. The track 1 takes 5 ' -FAM and 3 ' -BHQ-1 as fluorescent probes, and the tail end of the 5 ' -FAM is provided with a 2-nt protruding structure. Orbital 2 is a ssDNA with 5 '-PO 4, the majority of the sequence being complementary to the probe, with 0-10nt overhang at the end of 5' -PO 4. In the absence of alkaline phosphatase, lambda exo selects for binding to the 5' -PO4 end and digests the complementary strand, resulting in a low fluorescence signal. When alkaline phosphatase is present in the sample, 5 '-PO 4 in orbital 2 is converted to the 5' -hydroxyl group; lambda exo selects binding to the 5' -FAM end and digests the probe to leave FAM and BHQ-1 and emit a strong fluorescent signal.
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