Autenticação de Ginseng brasileiro utilizando a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM)
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Resumo: | As the herbal industry grows, the authenticity of its products is a matter of consumer safety and cannot be neglected. Brazilian Ginseng, for example, refers to two distinct species, Pfaffia glomerata and Hebanthe eriantha. Despite the similarity between these two species, which hinders morphological identification, they have different chemical and pharmacological properties. In this project we proposed a High Resolution Melting technique (HRM) as a tool to discriminate and identify P. glomerata and H. eriantha species using a matK and rbcL gene region. For this purpose, six reference samples were obtained, three of each of the aforementioned species, and 60 (sixty) commercial samples, sold as Brazilian Ginseng, through physical or online purchase. The DNA is extracted by the CTAB method and kit. The primer designed were tested through amplification by conventional PCR and confirmed in polyacrylamide gel before standardization of the PCR amplificationHRM and finally the results were compared to sequencing. Three primers were developed for the matK gene, two for the HRM-matKD and HRM-matK, and one for the rbcL gene , HRM-rbcL . During the standardization, the influence of the annealing temperature and the concentration of the primer on the race result was noticed, however, the extraction method did not change the results. The analysis of HRM showed that the first HRM-matKD was the one that met the proposed objective presenting high sensitivity (92-93%) and specificity (100%) compared to the sequencing method. It was possible to validate the HRM technique using previously sequenced commercial samples, which allows us to state that the HRM technique can be used to discriminate H. eriantha and P. glomerata. HRM is a fast and low cost method, being a reliable tool for identification of Brazilian Ginseng species. |
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Paneto, Greiciane GaburroAlmeida, Francine Alves Nogueira deFerreira, Marcia Flores da SilvaMoura Neto, Rodrigo2018-08-01T21:35:03Z2018-08-012018-08-01T21:35:03Z2018-02-20As the herbal industry grows, the authenticity of its products is a matter of consumer safety and cannot be neglected. Brazilian Ginseng, for example, refers to two distinct species, Pfaffia glomerata and Hebanthe eriantha. Despite the similarity between these two species, which hinders morphological identification, they have different chemical and pharmacological properties. In this project we proposed a High Resolution Melting technique (HRM) as a tool to discriminate and identify P. glomerata and H. eriantha species using a matK and rbcL gene region. For this purpose, six reference samples were obtained, three of each of the aforementioned species, and 60 (sixty) commercial samples, sold as Brazilian Ginseng, through physical or online purchase. The DNA is extracted by the CTAB method and kit. The primer designed were tested through amplification by conventional PCR and confirmed in polyacrylamide gel before standardization of the PCR amplificationHRM and finally the results were compared to sequencing. Three primers were developed for the matK gene, two for the HRM-matKD and HRM-matK, and one for the rbcL gene , HRM-rbcL . During the standardization, the influence of the annealing temperature and the concentration of the primer on the race result was noticed, however, the extraction method did not change the results. The analysis of HRM showed that the first HRM-matKD was the one that met the proposed objective presenting high sensitivity (92-93%) and specificity (100%) compared to the sequencing method. It was possible to validate the HRM technique using previously sequenced commercial samples, which allows us to state that the HRM technique can be used to discriminate H. eriantha and P. glomerata. HRM is a fast and low cost method, being a reliable tool for identification of Brazilian Ginseng species.À medida que a indústria de plantas medicinais cresce, a autenticidade de seus produtos é uma questão de segurança do consumidor e não pode ser negligenciada. O Ginseng brasileiro, por exemplo, se refere a duas espécies distintas, Pfaffia glomerata e Hebanthe eriantha. Apesar da similaridade entre essas duas espécies, o que dificulta a identificação morfológica, elas possuem propriedades químicas e farmacológicas distintas. Foi proposto que a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM) como uma ferramenta para discriminar e identificar as espécies P. glomerata e H. eriantha utilizando uma região do gene matK e rbcL. Para tal, foram adquiridas seis amostras referência, três de cada uma das espécies citadas, e 60 amostras comerciais, vendidas como Ginseng brasileiro, por meio de compra física ou online. O DNA foi extraído pelos métodos CTAB e por Kit. Os primers desenhados foram testados através da amplificação por PCR convencional e confirmado em gel de poliacrilamida antes da padronização da amplificação por PCR-HRM e por fim os resultados foram comparados aos de sequenciamento. Foram desenvolvidos três primers dois para o gene matK, HRM-matKD e HRM-matK, e um para o gene rbcL, HRM-rbcL. Durante a padronização notou-se a influência da temperatura de anelamento e concentração do primer no resultado da corrida, entretanto o método de extração não alterou os resultados. A análise de HRM mostrou que o primer HRM-matKD foi o que atendeu ao objetivo proposto apresentando alta sensibilidade (92-93%) e especificidade (100%) comparado ao método de sequenciamento. Foi possível validar a técnica de HRM utilizando amostras comerciais previamente sequenciadas, o que nos permite afirmar que a técnica de HRM pode ser utilizada para discriminar H. eriantha e P. glomerata. HRM é um método rápido e de baixo custo, sendo uma ferramenta confiável para identificação de espécies de Ginseng brasileiro.Texthttp://repositorio.ufes.br/handle/10/7113porUniversidade Federal do Espírito SantoMestrado em BiotecnologiaPrograma de Pós-Graduação em BiotecnologiaUFESBRCentro de Ciências da SaúdeIdentificationMedicinal plantAdulterationPfaffiaHebantheIdentificaçãoPlanta medicinalAdulteraçãoGinseng-brasileiroPlantas medicinaisPlantas - Biologia molecularBiotecnologia61Autenticação de Ginseng brasileiro utilizando a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM)info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Repositório Institucional da Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo (riUfes)instname:Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo (UFES)instacron:UFESORIGINALtese_12002_Dissertação_Francine Alves Nogueira de Almeida.pdfapplication/pdf2009835http://repositorio.ufes.br/bitstreams/3947fc31-2337-41b3-a834-a8e6393e14c2/downloadd864a01c75bbc516074e2befb4c57c5cMD5110/71132024-07-16 17:06:09.239oai:repositorio.ufes.br:10/7113http://repositorio.ufes.brRepositório InstitucionalPUBhttp://repositorio.ufes.br/oai/requestopendoar:21082024-10-15T18:00:01.911709Repositório Institucional da Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo (riUfes) - Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo (UFES)false |
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Autenticação de Ginseng brasileiro utilizando a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM) |
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Autenticação de Ginseng brasileiro utilizando a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM) |
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Autenticação de Ginseng brasileiro utilizando a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM) Almeida, Francine Alves Nogueira de Identification Medicinal plant Adulteration Pfaffia Hebanthe Identificação Planta medicinal Adulteração Biotecnologia Ginseng-brasileiro Plantas medicinais Plantas - Biologia molecular 61 |
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Autenticação de Ginseng brasileiro utilizando a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM) |
title_full |
Autenticação de Ginseng brasileiro utilizando a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM) |
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Autenticação de Ginseng brasileiro utilizando a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM) |
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Autenticação de Ginseng brasileiro utilizando a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM) |
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Autenticação de Ginseng brasileiro utilizando a técnica de High Resolution Melting (HRM) |
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Almeida, Francine Alves Nogueira de |
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Almeida, Francine Alves Nogueira de |
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Paneto, Greiciane Gaburro |
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Almeida, Francine Alves Nogueira de |
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Ferreira, Marcia Flores da Silva |
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Moura Neto, Rodrigo |
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Paneto, Greiciane Gaburro Ferreira, Marcia Flores da Silva Moura Neto, Rodrigo |
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Identification Medicinal plant Adulteration |
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Identification Medicinal plant Adulteration Pfaffia Hebanthe Identificação Planta medicinal Adulteração Biotecnologia Ginseng-brasileiro Plantas medicinais Plantas - Biologia molecular 61 |
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Pfaffia Hebanthe Identificação Planta medicinal Adulteração |
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Biotecnologia |
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Ginseng-brasileiro Plantas medicinais Plantas - Biologia molecular |
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As the herbal industry grows, the authenticity of its products is a matter of consumer safety and cannot be neglected. Brazilian Ginseng, for example, refers to two distinct species, Pfaffia glomerata and Hebanthe eriantha. Despite the similarity between these two species, which hinders morphological identification, they have different chemical and pharmacological properties. In this project we proposed a High Resolution Melting technique (HRM) as a tool to discriminate and identify P. glomerata and H. eriantha species using a matK and rbcL gene region. For this purpose, six reference samples were obtained, three of each of the aforementioned species, and 60 (sixty) commercial samples, sold as Brazilian Ginseng, through physical or online purchase. The DNA is extracted by the CTAB method and kit. The primer designed were tested through amplification by conventional PCR and confirmed in polyacrylamide gel before standardization of the PCR amplificationHRM and finally the results were compared to sequencing. Three primers were developed for the matK gene, two for the HRM-matKD and HRM-matK, and one for the rbcL gene , HRM-rbcL . During the standardization, the influence of the annealing temperature and the concentration of the primer on the race result was noticed, however, the extraction method did not change the results. The analysis of HRM showed that the first HRM-matKD was the one that met the proposed objective presenting high sensitivity (92-93%) and specificity (100%) compared to the sequencing method. It was possible to validate the HRM technique using previously sequenced commercial samples, which allows us to state that the HRM technique can be used to discriminate H. eriantha and P. glomerata. HRM is a fast and low cost method, being a reliable tool for identification of Brazilian Ginseng species. |
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