Quantitative Detection of Chicken-derived Components in
Food Based on Real-time PCR
At present,the identification of meat products is emphatically studied in the field of food safety. In order to establish a quantitative detection method for chicken-derived components in food,primers and probes were synthesized according to current standard of inspection and quarantine(SN/T 2727—2010),and specificity test,sensitivity test,detection limit and quantitative analysis were expanded. The results showed that the specific amplification was found only in chicken-derived components instead of other animal tissues;gradient dilution of chicken-derived DNA template were used to evaluate the sensitivity,and it was found that the sensitivity of primers and probe was high,which could detect the DNA template at 100 fg level,and a good linear relationship was observed in the standard curve,R2 could reach above 0.99 with an accurate quantitative detection. For the processed products,the synthesized primers and probes were with good applicability and quantitative detection capacity. It was concluded that the primers and probes were suitable for qualitative and quantitative detection of chicken-derived components in food markets. A foundation was laid for the independent development of different animal-derived primers and probes of TaqMan real-time PCR in the future.