Other Detection System of Theorem Proving 2004. 2. 10 Park, Ji-Yoon.

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Other Detection System of Theorem Proving Park, Ji-Yoon

February 10, 2004 APRL × 3 Matrix Chip (1) 1 × 3 Matrix 3 × 3 Matrix Poly-L-Lysine 45 mer 15 mer 45 mer 15 mer 45 mer 15 mer 45 mer

February 10, 2004 APRL 3 Experimental Steps 1. Poly-L-Lysine Coating 3. Washing & Dry 4. Attachment of Target DNA 6. Washing & Dry 7. Confocal LIF Detection 5. S1 nuclease Digestion 2. Attachment of Probe DNA

February 10, 2004 APRL 4 Amine-Coated Slide glass (Corning) FAM (ST~Q) Cy3 (~P) Cy5 (R) ~S ~T ~RPQ Target DNA Probe DNA

February 10, 2004 APRL 5 Poly-L-Lysine Patterned Slide glass FAMCy5 Overlay

February 10, 2004 APRL 6 Problems & Discussion  PDMS Chip  Channel Cross-talking  Large sample volume require (~ 10 ul/channel)  We’ll use fresh PDMS Chip for every experiments  Using Thin PDMS Chip  Low Intensity of Cy3  Cy 3 → Alexa fluoro dye (Molecular Probe)

February 10, 2004 APRL 7 More Consideration Hybridization (6 strands) Ligation Surface Filtration Nil Detection S, T, Q, ¬ P, R ¬ S, ¬ T, Q, P, ¬ R 5’ ST ¬ Q ¬ P¬ P¬ P¬ PR QP ¬ R 5’ ¬S¬S¬S¬S ¬T¬T¬T¬T

February 10, 2004 APRL 8 Nanoparticle-based Detection (2) Nature 382, (1996) 15 mer 45 mer

February 10, 2004 APRL 9 Experimental Step 1. Au modification with thiol-capped oligonucleotides - Note: Oligonucleotide: non-complementary 3-thiol-TACCGTTG 3’-thiol-TTTGCTGA Au Au 2. Assembly (700 nm: aggregation) - Addition of linking DNA duplex 5’-ATGGCAACTATACGCGCTAG 3’-ATATGCGCGATCTCAGCAAA 3 3. Immediately Color change - with naked eyes

February 10, 2004 APRL 10 Fig 1. (A) The UV-vis spectrum of oligonucleotide- modified 13-nm particles before (red line) and after (blue line) DNA-induced assembly (B) Solutions of 13-nm-diameter Au particles before (cuvette A) and after (cuvette B) DNA-induced assembly (c) After extended periods of time a polymeric precipitate forms and settles to the bottom of the cuvette (cuvette C) Expected Results (1)

February 10, 2004 APRL 11 Fig 2. TEM images of DNA-linked nanoparticle assemblies at early stages in the growth process Expected Results (2)