A zero-background electrochemical DNA sensor coupling ligase chain reaction with lambda exonuclease digestion for CYP2C192 allele genotyping in clinical samples
A zero-background electrochemical DNA sensor coupling ligase chain reaction with lambda exonuclease digestion for CYP2C192 allele genotyping in clinical samples
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零背景电化学 DNA 传感器耦合连接酶链反应与 lambda 核酸外切酶消化,用于临床样本中 CYP2C192 等位基因基因分型
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10.1016/j.snb.2022.132096
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2022
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Jin-Yuan Chen
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作者:
Zhou-Jie Liu;Liang-Yong Yang;Tai-Cheng Lu;Yu-Qi Liang;Meng-Meng Liu;Guang-Xian Zhong;Xin-Hua Lin;Pin-Fang Huang;Jin-Yuan Chen
A zero-background electrochemical DNA sensor is badly desired for highly accurate real-sample assay. Herein, we built a lambda exonuclease (λ-Exo)-assisted ligase chain reaction (LCR)-based electrochemical biosensor, named λ-eLCR, for highly sensitiveCYP2C19*2allele genotyping with zero-background by using the methylene blue (MB)-attached DNA probe and an inverted hybridization format. Specifically, the ligated MB-labeled single-stranded DNAs (ssDNA) were generated exponentially by LCR amplification followed by λ-Exo digestion in the presence of target DNA, then they were invertedly hybridized with the upper sequence of capture probes on the gold electrode, bringing the redox reporter-MB close enough to the surface of the electrode. In this regard, the MB-derived signal detected by square wave voltammetry technique was quantitatively related with the target DNA concentration and guaranteed the zero background. Under the optimum condition, the proposed λ-eLCR exhibited excellent performance in terms of good linear range (100 fM–10 pM) and a low limit of detection (100 fM) forCYP2C19*2gene. Finally, this λ-eLCR successfully distinguished theCYP2C19*2allele genotypes in human whole blood samples, which has a great prospect in individualized medicine.