Journal of fish diseases

Rapid and sensitive fluorescence test using CRISPR for detecting Tilapia parvovirus

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Abstract

The limit of detection for the RPA-CRISPR/Cas12a detection system targeting the TiPV NS1 gene is 1.97 × 10 copies/μL, making it 100-fold more sensitive than traditional PCR.

  • The RPA-CRISPR/Cas12a system showed a 50% positive detection rate in clinical validation with 20 tilapia samples.
  • This detection rate was 15% higher than that achieved with PCR, which had a 35% positive detection rate.
  • Specificity tests confirmed no cross-reactivity with other tilapia and aquatic pathogens.
  • The assay was optimized for 15-minute amplification at 39°C using specific reagent concentrations.

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