CN114591930A - Enhanced reverse transcriptase, coding DNA, kit and application of enhanced reverse transcriptase in construction of RNA library - Google Patents

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CN114591930A
CN114591930A CN202210500793.8A CN202210500793A CN114591930A CN 114591930 A CN114591930 A CN 114591930A CN 202210500793 A CN202210500793 A CN 202210500793A CN 114591930 A CN114591930 A CN 114591930A
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The invention provides an enhanced reverse transcriptase, which is characterized in that: on the basis of mmlv wild-type reverse transcriptase, L22V; D145Q; C240G; T288E; L319A; L385K; T431Q; H595I; Q563A nine amino acid site mutation, its amino acid sequence is shown in SEQ ID NO: 1 is shown. And discloses a coding DNA, a kit and application thereof in RNA library construction. Compared with the conventional RNA library construction kit, the rapid RNA library construction kit containing the enhanced reverse transcriptase omits the step of synthesizing second strand cDNA, shortens the library construction time, obviously reduces the cycle number of library amplification, shortens the library construction time, and can finish the RNA library construction of 500pg level within 3.5 h.

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Enhanced reverse transcriptase, coding DNA, kit and application of enhanced reverse transcriptase in construction of RNA library
Technical Field
The invention relates to an enhanced reverse transcriptase, coding DNA, a kit and application thereof in RNA library construction, and belongs to the technical field of biology.
Background
Second generation sequencing has been widely used in various fields of biological research. NGS has high flux, low cost and sensitivity, can detect millions or even hundreds of millions of genetic information at one time, and accelerates the whole genome sequencing speed, thereby obviously reducing the sequencing cost. The NGS brings great convenience to genomics, transcriptomics, metagenome and the like of human beings, animals and plants. Especially in the field of pathogen detection in recent years, the second-generation sequencing shows more obvious advantages. The conventional pathogen detection needs pathogen culture, and has the problems of low positive rate, long detection period and the like under the influence of factors such as a culture medium and the like. The second-generation sequencing can directly obtain the genetic information of the pathogen from the sample without depending on culture, can quickly assemble the genetic information for unknown pathogen, and plays an important role in identifying infection of new pathogen.
The pathogen sample has the problems of small nucleic acid extraction amount, nucleic acid pollution and the like. Especially, the extraction of RNA pathogens has risks of host gDNA residue and the like, and can seriously affect the detection rate of the RNA pathogens. In addition, the RNA pathogen has less nucleic acid, and is easy to have the risk of library establishment failure and the like. Therefore, there is a need for an efficient RNA reverse transcriptase that can perform efficient reverse transcription on trace RNA samples, complete the construction of sequencing libraries, and facilitate the rapid and accurate diagnosis of physicians.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide an enhanced reverse transcriptase, which can improve the reverse transcription capability of RNA and ensure the success rate of constructing an RNA library.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows: an enhanced reverse transcriptase characterized by: on the basis of mmlv wild-type reverse transcriptase, L22V; D145Q; C240G; T288E; L319A; L385K; T431Q; H595I; Q563A nine amino acid site mutation, the amino acid sequence is shown in SEQ ID NO: 1 is shown.
The invention also discloses the coding DNA of the enhanced reverse transcriptase, which is characterized in that: the sequence is shown as SEQ ID NO: 2, respectively.
The invention also discloses application of the enhanced reverse transcriptase in RNA library construction.
The invention also discloses a rapid RNA library construction kit which comprises the enhanced reverse transcriptase.
Preferably, the rapid RNA library construction kit also comprises the following reagent components:
1st cDNA synthetase reaction buffer solution and random primers;
fragmenting enzyme and reaction buffer;
ligase and reaction buffer
A library amplification reagent.
Preferably, the using amount of the enhanced reverse transcriptase is 100-300U, and more preferably 200U; .
Preferably, the microbial inoculum further comprises Murine RNase Inhibitor, and the using amount is preferably 20-60U, and more preferably 40U.
Preferably, the 1st cDNA synthetase reaction buffer comprises: 100-200 mM Tris-HcL, pH 8.3, 10-20 mM MgcL2, 200-300 mM KcL, 20-40 mM DTT, 1-2 mM dNTPs, preferably the buffer is: 150 mM Tris-HcL (pH 8.3), 15 mM MgcL2, 250 mM KcL, 30 mM DTT, 1.5 mM dNTPs.
Preferably, the random primer is an oligonucleotide fragment of 4 to 10 nucleotides, preferably an oligonucleotide fragment of 6 to 8 nucleotides.
In the rapid RNA Library building Kit, the Hieff NGS DNA & RNA Library Co-Prep Kit for Illumina (Cat.12299) Library building Kit components of Hieff NGS DNA & RNA Library Co-Prep Kit of the next holy organism can be adopted as the fragmenting enzyme, the reaction buffer, the ligase, the reaction buffer and the Library amplification reagent. The rapid RNA library construction kit of the invention does not need the step of synthesizing second strand cDNA, and can directly segment the cDNA after reverse transcription. Compared with the conventional RNA library construction kit, the second strand cDNA synthesis step is omitted, the library construction time is shortened, the cycle number of library amplification is obviously reduced, the library construction time is shortened, and the RNA library construction of 500pg level can be completed within 3.5 h.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows: the enhanced reverse transcription of the invention has high-efficiency reverse transcription capability on RNA, can obviously reduce the initial quantity off-line of RNA library construction, and ensures the library construction success rate of RNA samples.
The enhanced reverse transcriptase has stronger reverse transcription capability, compared with wild type enzyme, the amplification cycle number of the library can be reduced by 2-4, and the library can be successfully established for samples lower than the detection limit.
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FIG. 2 shows the rapid RNA library construction process and library construction library quality test analysis of conventional RNA library construction.
FIG. 3 shows the rapid RNA library construction process and quality control analysis of conventional RNA library construction with different input amounts.
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The embodiments of the present invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings, which are provided for illustration purposes.
Example 1: obtaining a mutated enhanced reverse transcriptase
For the pathogenic field, the problems of low sample concentration and poor reservoir building power exist. We performed site-directed mutagenesis of the reverse transcriptase of the full-length cDNA synthesis module in the present invention. Nine site-directed mutagenesis was performed on the murine leukemia virus reverse transcriptase mmlv wild type: L22V; D145Q; C240G; T288E; L319A; L385K; T431Q; H595I; Q563A. The coding DNA of the reverse transcriptase mutant is synthesized by the corporation of Venezuelan engineering bioengineering (Shanghai), and the sequence of the coding DNA is shown as SEQ ID NO: 2. and (3) carrying out mutation on the coding gene of the enhanced reverse transcriptase SEQ ID NO: 2, carrying out protein expression to obtain the enhanced reverse transcriptase.
Example 2: application of enhanced reverse transcriptase in RNA library construction
This example was subjected to the library construction procedure shown below using total RNA from the 293 cell line. The conventional RNA Library building process used in the invention refers to Hieff NGS DNA & RNA Library Co-Prep Kit for Illumina (Cat.12299) Library building Kit specifications of the next holy organisms to build a Library of total RNA. Referring to FIG. 1, a rapid RNA library construction procedure using the enhanced reverse transcriptase described in example 1 was performed:
1) taking 10ng of total RNA for RNA denaturation treatment:
table 1: RNA denaturation System and denaturation conditions
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2) Synthesis of 1st cDNA Using enhanced reverse transcriptase:
table 2: reaction System and reaction conditions for 1st cDNA
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3) Synthesis of 2nd cDNA Using DNA polymerase:
table 3: reaction system and reaction conditions of 2nd cDNA
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4) Fragmentation of Full Length-cDNA was performed using the enzyme digestion system of the 12299 library construction kit:
table 4: fragmentation reaction system and reaction condition of Full Length-cDNA
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5) Performing a joint connection reaction of fragmented cDNA by using a joint connection system of an 12299 library construction kit:
table 5: linker ligation reaction system and reaction conditions for fragmented cDNA
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6) Reference 12299 library construction reagentPurification System after ligation of cassette, ligation product was purified using 0.6 Xmagnetic beads, and finally 22. mu.L of ddH was used2O, eluting, and finally taking 20 mu L of the solution to carry out the amplification reaction of the library.
7) And (3) carrying out library amplification reaction by using an amplification system of the 12299 library construction kit:
table 6: library amplification reaction system and reaction conditions
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8) After completion of amplification, 0.9 Xmagnetic bead purification (Yeasen, 12601) was performed using 35. mu.L ddH2O, elution was performed, and 32. mu.L of the eluate was subjected to library quality inspection, as shown in FIG. 2, whereby the library sizes were substantially the same. As shown in Table 7, 1# and 2# are parallel experiments, and 3# and 4# are parallel experiments. Compared with the conventional RNA library construction kit, the rapid RNA library construction kit using the enhanced reverse transcriptase can reduce the number of cycles by about 3 under the condition of equivalent yield. Sequencing data appeared to be essentially consistent.
Table 7: library yield and sequencing data analysis
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Example 3: library test of mutant enhanced reverse transcriptase at different input amounts of RNA
This example was subjected to the library construction procedure shown below using total RNA from the 293 cell line. The conventional RNA Library building process used in the invention refers to Hieff NGS DNA & RNA Library Co-Prep Kit for Illumina (Cat.12299) Library building Kit specifications of the next holy organisms to build a Library of total RNA. Rapid RNA library construction procedure Using enhanced reverse transcriptase RNA library construction tests at different input levels were performed as follows with reference to FIG. 1:
1) firstly, carrying out RNA denaturation treatment on total RNA with different input amounts:
table 8: RNA denaturation System and denaturation conditions
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2) Synthesis of 1st cDNA Using enhanced reverse transcriptase:
table 9: reaction System and reaction conditions for 1st cDNA
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3) Synthesis of 2nd cDNA Using DNA polymerase:
table 10: reaction system and reaction conditions of 2nd cDNA
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4) Fragmentation of Full Length-cDNA was performed using the enzyme digestion system of the 12299 library construction kit:
table 11: fragmentation reaction system and reaction condition of Full Length-cDNA
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5) Performing a joint connection reaction of fragmented cDNA by using a joint connection system of an 12299 library construction kit:
table 12: linker ligation reaction system and reaction conditions for fragmented cDNA
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6) Referring to the purification system after ligation of 12299 library construction kit, the ligation product was purified using 0.6 Xmagnetic beads, and 22. mu.L of ddH was used2O, eluting, and finally taking 20 mu L of the solution to carry out the amplification reaction of the library.
7) Library amplification, namely performing library amplification reaction by using an amplification system of the 12299 library construction kit:
table 13: library amplification reaction system and reaction conditions
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After completion of amplification, 0.9 Xmagnetic bead purification (Yeasen, 12601) was performed using 35. mu.L ddH2O, elution was performed, and 32. mu.L of the eluate was subjected to library quality inspection, as shown in FIG. 3, whereby the library sizes were substantially the same. As shown in tables 14-15, the rapid RNA library construction kit using the enhanced reverse transcriptase can reduce the number of cycles by about 2-4 compared with the conventional RNA library construction kit under the condition of equivalent yield. The enhanced reverse transcriptase has stronger reverse transcription capability, compared with wild type enzyme, the amplification cycle number of the library can be reduced by 2-4, and the library can be successfully established for samples lower than the detection limit.
Table 14: rapid RNA library construction process library yield analysis
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Table 15: library yield analysis for routine RNA library construction process
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1. An enhanced reverse transcriptase characterized by: on the basis of mmlv wild-type reverse transcriptase, L22V; D145Q; C240G; T288E; L319A; L385K; T431Q; H595I; Q563A nine amino acid site mutation, its amino acid sequence is shown in SEQ ID NO: 1 is shown.
2. The enhanced reverse transcriptase-encoding DNA of claim 1, wherein: the sequence is shown as SEQ ID NO: 2, respectively.
3. Use of the enhanced reverse transcriptase of claim 1 in the construction of an RNA library.
4. A rapid RNA banking kit comprising the enhanced reverse transcriptase of claim 1.
5. The rapid RNA banking kit according to claim 4, characterized in that the reagent components further comprise:
1st cDNA synthetase reaction buffer solution and random primers;
fragmenting enzyme and reaction buffer;
ligase and reaction buffer
A library amplification reagent.
6. The kit for rapid RNA library construction according to claim 5, wherein the amount of the enhanced reverse transcriptase used is 100 to 300U.
7. The kit for rapid RNA banking according to claim 5, which is characterized by further comprising a Murine RNase Inhibitor in an amount of 20-60U.
8. The rapid RNA pooling kit of claim 5 wherein said 1st cDNA synthetase reaction buffer comprises: 100-200 mM Tris-HcL, pH 8.3, 10-20 mM MgcL2、200~300 mM KcL、20~40 mM DTT、1~2 mM dNTPs。
9. The rapid RNA library construction kit according to claim 5, wherein the random primer is an oligonucleotide fragment of 4-10 nucleotides.
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