Patent classifications
C12Q2565/628
Liquid Biopsy Method with Measuring Autofluorescence of Nucleosomes Fragmented and Released into blood from Cell Apoptosis
[Problem] Provided is a method for detecting of an autofluorescence Liquid Biopsy of Methylated Fragmented DNA (fragmented nucleosome) released into the blood by cell apoptosis as a disease-related substance
[Solution] The inventive method comprises a) a step of capturing the fragmented DNA (fragmented nucleosome) in the analyte as a disease-related substance onto the plasmonic metal meso-crystals; b) a step of irradiating the captured fragmented DNA (fragmented nucleosome) on the plasmonic metal meso-crystal with excitation light to enhance the autofluorescence by the surface plasmon enhancing effect, and acquiring a fluorescent colony image via a filter in a longer wavelength range than the excitation light filter; c) a step of adopting a pixel that exhibits a brightness greater than or equal to a predetermined threshold value of said fluorescent colony image; d) calculating a ratio of a total area value of pixels greater than or equal to a predetermined threshold value of a different two-wavelength region of the adopted measurement region.
Liquid Biopsy Method with Measuring Autofluorescence of Nucleosomes Fragmented and Released into blood from Cell Apoptosis
[Problem] Provided is a method for detecting of an autofluorescence Liquid Biopsy of Methylated Fragmented DNA (fragmented nucleosome) released into the blood by cell apoptosis as a disease-related substance
[Solution] The inventive method comprises a) a step of capturing the fragmented DNA (fragmented nucleosome) in the analyte as a disease-related substance onto the plasmonic metal meso-crystals; b) a step of irradiating the captured fragmented DNA (fragmented nucleosome) on the plasmonic metal meso-crystal with excitation light to enhance the autofluorescence by the surface plasmon enhancing effect, and acquiring a fluorescent colony image via a filter in a longer wavelength range than the excitation light filter; c) a step of adopting a pixel that exhibits a brightness greater than or equal to a predetermined threshold value of said fluorescent colony image; d) calculating a ratio of a total area value of pixels greater than or equal to a predetermined threshold value of a different two-wavelength region of the adopted measurement region.
Nanoplasmonic biosensor and method for detecting disease markers using the same
The present invention relates to a nanoplasmonic biosensor capable of label-free multiplex detection of disease markers in blood with high selectivity and sensitivity and a method for detecting disease markers using the nanoplasmonic biosensor. The nanoplasmonic biosensor of the present invention enables label-free multiplex detection of miRNAs as disease markers in blood with high selectivity and sensitivity. Therefore, the nanoplasmonic biosensor of the present invention can be effectively used for the diagnosis of miRNA-related diseases and clinical applications.
Nanoplasmonic biosensor and method for detecting disease markers using the same
The present invention relates to a nanoplasmonic biosensor capable of label-free multiplex detection of disease markers in blood with high selectivity and sensitivity and a method for detecting disease markers using the nanoplasmonic biosensor. The nanoplasmonic biosensor of the present invention enables label-free multiplex detection of miRNAs as disease markers in blood with high selectivity and sensitivity. Therefore, the nanoplasmonic biosensor of the present invention can be effectively used for the diagnosis of miRNA-related diseases and clinical applications.
STRUCTURED SUBSTRATES FOR IMPROVING DETECTION OF LIGHT EMISSIONS AND METHODS RELATING TO THE SAME
A structured substrate includes a substrate body having an active side. The substrate body includes reaction cavities that open along the active side and interstitial regions that separate the reaction cavities. The structured substrate includes an ensemble amplifier positioned within each of the reaction cavities. The ensemble amplifier includes a plurality of nanostructures configured to at least one of amplify electromagnetic energy that propagates into the corresponding reaction cavity or amplify electromagnetic energy that is generated within the corresponding reaction cavity.
STRUCTURED SUBSTRATES FOR IMPROVING DETECTION OF LIGHT EMISSIONS AND METHODS RELATING TO THE SAME
A structured substrate includes a substrate body having an active side. The substrate body includes reaction cavities that open along the active side and interstitial regions that separate the reaction cavities. The structured substrate includes an ensemble amplifier positioned within each of the reaction cavities. The ensemble amplifier includes a plurality of nanostructures configured to at least one of amplify electromagnetic energy that propagates into the corresponding reaction cavity or amplify electromagnetic energy that is generated within the corresponding reaction cavity.
DISTINGUISHING SEQUENCES BY DETECTING POLYMERASE DISSOCIATION
A method for determining the presence of an allele, including (a) binding a polymerase to a double stranded nucleic acid that includes a primer hybridized to a template, the template including a first allele of a locus; (b) adding a nucleotide to the primer via catalytic activity of the polymerase, thereby producing an extended nucleic acid; (c) dissociating the polymerase from the extended nucleic acid; (d) detecting dissociation of the polymerase from the extended nucleic acid; and (e) comparing the dissociation of the polymerase from the extended nucleic acid to dissociation of the polymerase from a second double stranded nucleic acid, the second double stranded nucleic acid including a primer hybridized to the same position of the locus as the primer of the extended nucleic acid.
DISTINGUISHING SEQUENCES BY DETECTING POLYMERASE DISSOCIATION
A method for determining the presence of an allele, including (a) binding a polymerase to a double stranded nucleic acid that includes a primer hybridized to a template, the template including a first allele of a locus; (b) adding a nucleotide to the primer via catalytic activity of the polymerase, thereby producing an extended nucleic acid; (c) dissociating the polymerase from the extended nucleic acid; (d) detecting dissociation of the polymerase from the extended nucleic acid; and (e) comparing the dissociation of the polymerase from the extended nucleic acid to dissociation of the polymerase from a second double stranded nucleic acid, the second double stranded nucleic acid including a primer hybridized to the same position of the locus as the primer of the extended nucleic acid.
Method of sequencing immobilized polynucleotides
The present invention concerns a method of sequencing immobilized polynucleotides in which beads which are tethered to the solid support are used as labels to identify bases within the polynucleotides. The beads carry sets of probes or bases which can bind to the polynucleotide allowing identification of the target base(s). Identification of the base(s) is achieved through sequential application of different cleavage means specific to different probes/bases carried on the beads. Also provided is an apparatus for performing the method and a kit comprising the apparatus and other components necessary for performing the method.
Method of sequencing immobilized polynucleotides
The present invention concerns a method of sequencing immobilized polynucleotides in which beads which are tethered to the solid support are used as labels to identify bases within the polynucleotides. The beads carry sets of probes or bases which can bind to the polynucleotide allowing identification of the target base(s). Identification of the base(s) is achieved through sequential application of different cleavage means specific to different probes/bases carried on the beads. Also provided is an apparatus for performing the method and a kit comprising the apparatus and other components necessary for performing the method.