A method for anti-protein adsorption on the hydrophobic surface of an oil-sealed gene sequencing chip
An anti-protein adsorption and gene sequencing technology, applied in the fields of gene sequencing and biochemistry, can solve problems such as giving too many prompts and immature
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[0045] The micro-pit array chip is composed of a chip panel with a micro-reaction chamber, double-sided tape, and glass. The chip panel with the micro-reaction chamber is etched from a fiber-optic panel or a silica-based panel, and the double-sided tape provides a fluid chamber for the hollow structure, as well as a fluid inlet and outlet. The upper surface of the micro-reaction chamber chip panel is modified with hydrophobic fluorosilane.
[0046] Prepare reagents. The aqueous reaction solution is: 2U / μL Bst DNA polymerase (1% protein by volume), 1mM manganese chloride, 100nM FAM dye (5-Carboxyfluorescein) dissolved in buffer (buffer is 20mM Tris-base , 20mM ammonium chloride, 50mM potassium chloride, pH 8.3). This aqueous phase reaction solution is a component of a conventional sequencing reaction solution, in which, in order to facilitate the observation of the oil sealing effect, the nucleotide substrate for sequencing is not added, and the fluorescent dye FAM is replace...
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