Lab-on-a-Film disposable for genotyping multidrug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis from sputum extracts.
Lab-on-a-Film disposable for genotyping multidrug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis from sputum extracts.
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10.1039/c8lc01404c
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2019-03
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6.1
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Alexander C Kukhtin;T. Sebastian;J. Golova;A. Perov;C. Knickerbocker;Yvonne Linger;A. Bueno;Peter Qu;Michael Villanueva;Rebecca C Holmberg;D. Chandler;C. Cooney
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作者:
Alexander C Kukhtin;T. Sebastian;J. Golova;A. Perov;C. Knickerbocker;Yvonne Linger;A. Bueno;Peter Qu;Michael Villanueva;Rebecca C Holmberg;D. Chandler;C. Cooney
We describe a Lab-on-a-Film disposable that detects multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) from sputum extracts. The Lab-on-a-Film disposable consists of 203 gel elements that include DNA sequences (probes) for 37 mutations, deletions, or insertion elements across 5 genes (including an internal control). These gel elements are printed on a flexible film, which costs approximately 500 times less than microarray glass. The film with printed gel elements is then laminated to additional rollable materials (films) to form a microfluidic flow cell. We combined multiplex amplification and hybridization steps in a single microfluidic chamber, without buffer exchanges or other manipulations up to and throughout hybridization. This flow cell also incorporates post hybridization wash steps while retaining an entirely closed-amplicon system, thus minimizing the potential for sample or amplicon cross-contamination. We report analytical sensitivity of 32 cfu mL-1 across all MDR-TB markers and detection of MDR-TB positive clinical specimens using an automated TruTip workstation for extraction and the Lab-on-a-Film disposable for amplification and detection of the extracts.