Sensing device and method for detecting binding energy and binding dynamics of molecules
A technology for detecting molecules, sensing devices
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Embodiment 1
[0085] Embodiment 1: A kind of sensing device that detects binding energy and binding kinetics between molecules, such as figure 1 , 5 As shown, including sensor 2 and microfluidic chip 1;
[0086] Such as figure 2 As shown, the sensor 2 is provided with several field effect transistors, and several field effect transistors are arranged into a field effect transistor array 9, and each field effect transistor is provided with a conductive channel composed of a single-layer single-crystal graphene 12, All FET arrays form multiple parallel detection channels. Single-layer single-crystal graphene such as Figure 6 shown;
[0087] The microfluidic chip 1 is provided with a groove 7, a sample inlet 6, a sample outlet 8, and a grid inlet 5, and the sample inlet 6, the sample outlet 8, and the grid inlet 5 are arranged on the microfluidic chip 1. On the side, the sample inlet 6 and the sample outlet 8 are communicated with both ends of the groove 7 respectively;
[0088] The se...
Embodiment 2
[0093] Example 2: Affinity of DNA hybridization using the device of Example 1. The process of immobilizing the probe molecules on the graphene surface and combining the analyte molecules with the probe molecules is as follows: Figure 7 shown.
[0094] (1) A dimethylformamide (DMF) solution of 10 mM 1-pyrenebutyric acid succinamide (PBASE) was injected into the surface of the graphene single crystal through a microfluidic chip with a syringe pump, incubated at room temperature for 1 h, and injected with pure Wash off excess PBASE with DMF; inject 100mM 5' end aminated single-stranded DNA (sequence: H 2 N-(CH 2 ) 6 -5'-GAGTTGCTACAGACCTTCGT-3', code: P20) aqueous solution onto the graphene surface, incubated at room temperature for 6h, immobilized DNA probe P20 to the graphene single crystal surface;
[0095] (2) Add the DNA to be tested (sequence: 3′-CTCAACGATGTCTGGAAGCA-5′, code: T 20) into 0.01×PBS buffer to form a sample solution group to be tested (concentration: 0.25, ...
Embodiment 3
[0102] Example 3: Using the device in Example 1 to compare the difference between perfectly matched DNA hybridization and single site mismatch hybridization.
[0103] As described in Example 2, the difference is:
[0104] In step (1), the concentration of PBASE is 5 mM, and the 5' end aminated probe DNA (sequence: H2N-(CH2)6-5'-ACCAGGCGGCCGCACACGTCCTCCAT-3'; number: P26);
[0105] In step (2), the DNA to be tested is a complete match DNA (sequence: 3'-TGGTCCGCCGGCGTGTGCAGGAGGTA-5', numbering: T26) and a single site mismatch DNA (sequence: 3'-TGGTCCGCCGGCGCGTGCAGGAGGTA-5', numbering: T26( TC13)); The concentrations of the two DNA sample solutions to be tested are all 5nM;
[0106] Step (3) is with embodiment 2, and fitting result is as shown in the following table:
[0107] Table 2. P26-T26, P26-T26 (T C 13) Kinetic parameters and equilibrium constants of hybridization
[0108] k a (×10 5 m -1 the s -1 )
[0109] The results measured in this example are ...
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