A novel fuorescent biosensor based ondendritic DNA nanostructure incombination withligase reaction forultrasensitive detection ofDNA methylation
A novel fuorescent biosensor based ondendritic DNA nanostructure incombination withligase reaction forultrasensitive detection ofDNA methylation
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基于树突状DNA纳米结构结合连接酶反应的新型荧光生物传感器用于DNA甲基化的超灵敏检测
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
10.2
通讯作者:
Junsong Zheng
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作者:
Shu Zhang;Jian Huang;Jingrun Lu;Min Liu;Yan Li;Lichao Fang;Hui Huang;Jianjun Huang;Fei Mo;Junsong Zheng
Background: DNA methylation detection is indispensable for the diagnosis and prognosis of various diseases including malignancies. Hence, it is crucial to develop a simple, sensitive, and specifc detection strategy..Methods: A novel fuorescent biosensor was developed based on a simple dual signal amplifcation strategy using .functional dendritic DNA nanostructure and signal-enriching polystyrene microbeads in combination with ligase .detection reaction (LDR). Dendritic DNA self-assembled from Y-DNA and X-DNA through enzyme-free DNA catalysis .of a hairpin structure, which was prevented from unwinding at high temperature by adding psoralen. Then dendritic .DNA polymer labeled with fuorescent dye Cy5 was ligated with reporter probe into a conjugate. Avidin-labeled polystyrene microbeads were specifcally bound to biotin-labeled capture probe, and hybridized with target sequence .and dendritic DNA. LDR was triggered by adding Taq ligase. When methylated cytosine existed, the capture probe .and reporter probe labeled with fuorescent dye perfectly matched the target sequence, forming a stable duplex to .generate a fuorescence signal. However, after bisulfte treatment, unmethylated cytosine was converted into uracil, .resulting in a single base mismatch. No fuorescence signal was detected due to the absence of duplex..Results: The obtained dendritic DNA polymer had a large volume. This method was time-saving and low-cost. Under .the optimal experimental conditions using avidin-labeled polystyrene microbeads, the fuorescence signal was amplifed more obviously, and DNA methylation was quantifed ultrasensitively and selectively. The detection range of this .sensor was 10−15 to 10−7. M, and the limit of detection reached as low as 0.4 fM. The constructed biosensor was also .successfully used to analyze actual samples..Conclusion: This strategy has ultrasensitivity and high specifcity for DNA methylation quantifcation, without requiring complex processes such as PCR and enzymatic digestion, which is thus of great value in tumor diagnosis and .biomedical research.