2005
DOI: 10.1021/jf0515476
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Development of a Multiplex Polymerase Chain Reaction Method for Simultaneous Detection of Eight Events of Genetically Modified Maize

Abstract: In this study, we developed a novel multiplex polymerase chain reaction (PCR) method for simultaneous detection of up to eight events of genetically modified (GM) maize within a single reaction. The eight detection primer pairs designed to be construct specific for eight respective GM events (i.e., Bt11, Event176, GA21, MON810, MON863, NK603, T25, and TC1507) and a primer pair for an endogenous reference gene, ssIIb, were included in the nonaplex(9plex) PCR system, and its amplified products could be distingui… Show more

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“…To identify which GM event grains are contained in genomic DNA extracted from individual kernels, two multiple qualitative PCR detections were performed according to our previously reported methods 4) . The first method was performed for the detection of MON810, NK603, T25, GA21, TC1507, Event176, Bt11, and MON863…”
Section: Two Multiple Qualitative Pcr Methodsmentioning
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“…To identify which GM event grains are contained in genomic DNA extracted from individual kernels, two multiple qualitative PCR detections were performed according to our previously reported methods 4) . The first method was performed for the detection of MON810, NK603, T25, GA21, TC1507, Event176, Bt11, and MON863…”
Section: Two Multiple Qualitative Pcr Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, there has been little information on the determination of stacked GM maize in non-IP maize samples, because no method is available, except for detection in individual kernels. We previously investigated GM maize content on a kernel basis and determined the varieties of the GM kernels in non-IP maize samples imported from the USA in 2005 5) using an individual kernel analysis system including a multiplex real-time PCR method 2), 3) , and coupled it to a multiplex qualitative PCR method 4) followed by analysis using multi-channel capillary gel electrophoresis 5) .…”
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“…be confirmed in detail using some reference methods (PCR 40,41 or protein immunoassays) and much larger number of samples in order to obtain statistically significant data, and also some information about possible quantification aspects of such measurements. So far, the main obstacle in such studies is difficulty in obtaining model samples of different GMO variants, even for the most commonly cultivated maize or soybean.…”
Section: Modification Of Capillary Wall With Polybrenementioning
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“…Beberapa metode deteksi telah dikembangkan di dunia, antara lain oleh Ahmed (2002), Lee et al (2004), dan Onishi et al (2005). Di Indonesia, beberapa institusi telah mengembangkan teknik deteksi PCR secara kualitatif (Bahagiawati dan Sutrisno, 2007).…”
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