Development of cPCR technique for detection and enumeration of Prevotella bryantii
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https://doi.org/10.14720/aas.1999.74.2.15907Keywords:
microbiology, bacteria, Gram-negative bacteria, Prevotella bryantii, rumen, analytical chemistry, cPCR, capillary electrophoresisAbstract
Competitive PCR (cPCR) system for the detection and enumeration of Prevotella bryantii cells in rumen samples was developed. PBB14 primer, specific for P. bryantii was used as the reverse PCR primer and EUB 338 bacterial primer as the forward primer. An internal DNA control, containing primer specific sequences at 5’ and 3’ ends, but lacking 41 bp at the middle of the sequence, was constructed. C-PCR products were quantified by capillary electrophoresis and the results were calculated with regression equation (Reilly and Attwood, 1998). By coamplification of P.bryantii B14 genomic DNA extracted from known numbers of cells and internal control, standard curve was constructed which enables quantification of P.bryantii cells in the range of 2.15 x 103 to 4.3 x 104 cells.
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