Detecting single-abasic residues within a DNA strand immobilized in a biological nanopore using an integrated CMOS sensor.
Detecting single-abasic residues within a DNA strand immobilized in a biological nanopore using an integrated CMOS sensor.
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使用集成 CMOS 传感器检测固定在生物纳米孔中的 DNA 链内的单碱基残基。
DOI:
10.1016/j.snb.2012.11.027
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2013
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Dunbar,WilliamB
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Kim,Jungsuk;Maitra,RajD;Pedrotti,Ken;Dunbar,WilliamB
In this paper, we demonstrate the application of a novel current-measuring sensor (CMS) customized for nanopore applications. The low-noise CMS is fabricated in a 0.35μm CMOS process and is implemented in experiments involving DNA captured in an α-hemolysin (α-HL) nanopore. Specifically, the CMS is used to build a current amplitude map as a function of varying positions of a single-abasic residue within a homopolymer cytosine single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) that is captured and held in the pore. Each ssDNA is immobilized using a biotin–streptavidin linkage. Five different DNA templates are measured and compared: one all-cytosine ssDNA, and four with a single-abasic residue substitution that resides in or near the ∼1.5nm aperture of the α-HL channel when the strand is immobilized. The CMOS CMS is shown to resolves the ∼5Å displacements of the abasic residue within the varying templates. The demonstration represents an advance in application-specific circuitry that is optimized for small-footprint nanopore applications, including genomic sequencing.