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  • Biotecnología
  • Ensayos de Diagnóstico

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  • La ADN polimerasa Bst quimérica (HpStBL) mostró ser prometedora para la detección de ácidos nucleicos, pero enfrentó limitaciones.
  • El diseño complejo de cebadores y la amplificación inespecífica obstaculizaron una aplicación más amplia de HpStBL en la amplificación isotérmica mediada por bucle (LAMP).

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar polimerasas de ADN mejoradas para la amplificación isotérmica mediada por bucle (LAMP) y la LAMP de transcripción inversa (RT-LAMP).
  • Crear un método de detección de ácidos nucleicos simplificado y rápido con un rendimiento mejorado.

Principales métodos:

  • Se generaron cuatro mutantes de ADN polimerasa Bst de permutación circular (CP) alterando el dominio Hp47-Sto7d de HpStBL.
  • Se evaluó la síntesis de ADN y la actividad de transcriptasa inversa de los mutantes.
  • Se desarrolló un sistema de detección de ácidos nucleicos utilizando el mutante CP-G23 y la recombinasa de Thermus thermophilus.

Principales resultados:

  • La permutación circular alteró la hidrofobicidad y la afinidad por el ADN de la proteína, produciendo mutantes con síntesis de ADN y actividad de transcriptasa inversa.
  • El mutante CP-G23 exhibió un rendimiento de amplificación superior, detectando tan solo 100 copias/μL de ADN de Astrovirus.
  • El sistema basado en CP-G23 amplificó con éxito ADN de Astrovirus y ARN de SARS-CoV-2 en 45 minutos utilizando un solo par de cebadores, sin necesidad de transcriptasa inversa.

Conclusiones:

  • La permutación circular es una estrategia eficaz para mejorar el rendimiento de las ADN polimerasas en ensayos LAMP.
  • La novedosa polimerasa CP-G23 y el método de detección asociado ofrecen un enfoque simplificado, rápido y sensible para la detección de ADN/ARN.
  • Este método tiene un potencial significativo para el diagnóstico clínico y las pruebas moleculares.