Patent classifications
C12Q2563/116
COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR SEQUENCING USING AT LEAST ALTERING ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BRIDGES BETWEEN ELECTRODES
Provided herein are compositions and methods for sequencing using at least altering electrical characteristics of polymer ridges. In some examples, the bridges may span the space between first and second electrodes and may include a single-stranded conjugated polymer chain. A plurality of nucleotides may be coupled to corresponding labels. A polymerase may be coupled to the bridge and may add nucleotides to a first polynucleotide using at least a sequence of a second polynucleotide. The labels corresponding to those nucleotides respectively may alter an electrical characteristic of the conjugated polymer chain. Detection circuitry may detect a sequence in which the polymerase adds the nucleotides to the first polynucleotide using at least changes in an electrical signal through the bridge, the changes being responsive to the respective alterations of hybridization using the labels corresponding to those nucleotides.
COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR SEQUENCING USING AT LEAST ALTERING ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BRIDGES BETWEEN ELECTRODES
Provided herein are compositions and methods for sequencing using at least altering electrical characteristics of polymer ridges. In some examples, the bridges may span the space between first and second electrodes and may include a single-stranded conjugated polymer chain. A plurality of nucleotides may be coupled to corresponding labels. A polymerase may be coupled to the bridge and may add nucleotides to a first polynucleotide using at least a sequence of a second polynucleotide. The labels corresponding to those nucleotides respectively may alter an electrical characteristic of the conjugated polymer chain. Detection circuitry may detect a sequence in which the polymerase adds the nucleotides to the first polynucleotide using at least changes in an electrical signal through the bridge, the changes being responsive to the respective alterations of hybridization using the labels corresponding to those nucleotides.
DEVICES AND METHODS FOR GENOMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
Disclosed are methods for generating physical maps from feature density profiles of a nucleic acid using a constriction device, and associated methods of analyzing said genomic profiles. In addition, disclosed are devices and methods for analyzing secondary, tertiary and quaternary structures on nucleic acids in spatial and temporal context of the 3-D organization of the genome in a constriction or sensor device.
DEVICES AND METHODS FOR GENOMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
Disclosed are methods for generating physical maps from feature density profiles of a nucleic acid using a constriction device, and associated methods of analyzing said genomic profiles. In addition, disclosed are devices and methods for analyzing secondary, tertiary and quaternary structures on nucleic acids in spatial and temporal context of the 3-D organization of the genome in a constriction or sensor device.
Nanopore sequencers
Example nanopore sequencers include a cis well, a trans well, and a nanopore fluidically connecting the cis and trans wells. In one example sequencer, a modified electrolyte (including an electrolyte and a cation complexing agent) is present in the cis well, or the trans well, or in the cis and the trans wells. In another example sequencer, a gel state polyelectrolyte is present in the cis well, or the trans well, or in the cis and the trans wells.
Nanopore sequencers
Example nanopore sequencers include a cis well, a trans well, and a nanopore fluidically connecting the cis and trans wells. In one example sequencer, a modified electrolyte (including an electrolyte and a cation complexing agent) is present in the cis well, or the trans well, or in the cis and the trans wells. In another example sequencer, a gel state polyelectrolyte is present in the cis well, or the trans well, or in the cis and the trans wells.
Electronic detection of a target based on enzymatic cleavage of a reporter moiety
Apparatuses, systems, and methods are disclosed for target detection based on collateral cleavage of a reporter by an enzyme. A biologically gated transistor may include a channel and a reporter moiety immobilized to the channel. The state of the reporter moiety may affect one or more output signals from the biologically gated transistor when excitation conditions are applied to the biologically gated transistor and a sample fluid is applied in contact with the channel. A sample fluid may include an enzyme configured to activate in response to a target nucleic acid to cleave the reporter moiety. Excitation circuitry may apply the excitation conditions, and measurement circuitry may measure output signals from the biologically gated transistor. An analysis module may determine a parameter relating to presence of the target nucleic acid, based on the one or more measurements.
Electronic detection of a target based on enzymatic cleavage of a reporter moiety
Apparatuses, systems, and methods are disclosed for target detection based on collateral cleavage of a reporter by an enzyme. A biologically gated transistor may include a channel and a reporter moiety immobilized to the channel. The state of the reporter moiety may affect one or more output signals from the biologically gated transistor when excitation conditions are applied to the biologically gated transistor and a sample fluid is applied in contact with the channel. A sample fluid may include an enzyme configured to activate in response to a target nucleic acid to cleave the reporter moiety. Excitation circuitry may apply the excitation conditions, and measurement circuitry may measure output signals from the biologically gated transistor. An analysis module may determine a parameter relating to presence of the target nucleic acid, based on the one or more measurements.
METHODS FOR SORTING PARTICLES
Methods and systems for sorting particles are provided. Methods and systems for sorting cell beads are provided. In some cases, cell beads may be sorted from particles unoccupied with cell derivatives. In some cases, singularly occupied cell beads may be sorted from unoccupied particles and multiply occupied cell beads.
METHODS FOR SORTING PARTICLES
Methods and systems for sorting particles are provided. Methods and systems for sorting cell beads are provided. In some cases, cell beads may be sorted from particles unoccupied with cell derivatives. In some cases, singularly occupied cell beads may be sorted from unoccupied particles and multiply occupied cell beads.