Site-specific immunochemical methylation assessment from genome DNA utilizing a conformational difference between looped-out target and stacked-in nontarget methylcytosines
Site-specific immunochemical methylation assessment from genome DNA utilizing a conformational difference between looped-out target and stacked-in nontarget methylcytosines
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利用环出靶标和堆积非靶标甲基胞嘧啶之间的构象差异,对基因组 DNA 进行位点特异性免疫化学甲基化评估
DOI:
10.1016/j.bios.2015.03.061
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发表时间:
2015
影响因子:
12.6
通讯作者:
Hiroyuki Yanagisawa Kyoko Yoshioka and Osamu Niwa
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作者:
Ryoji Kurita;Hiroyuki Yanagisawa Kyoko Yoshioka and Osamu Niwa
We report the sequence-selective immunochemical discrimination of methylcytosine from genomic DNA that we achieved by utilizing selective antibody binding to a looped-out methylcytosine in a bulge region and without using bisulfite treatment, a methylation-sensitive restriction enzyme, or PCR. First, we investigated the affinity of an anti-methylcytosine antibody for methylcytosine in full match, bulge, mismatch and abasic sites using surface plasmon resonance measurement and a microtiter plate to explore the differences as regards antibody binding to the target methylcytosine. The highest affinity, which was comparable to that in a single strand of DNA, was observed in the bulge region. In particular, no affinity was observed in a full match site. This is because there is no interaction such as hydrogen bond or π–π stacking for the bulged methylcytosine, thus enabling only the target in the bulge to be looped out. Methylated and unmethylated genomic DNA were blended to form a model DNA with which to assess the methylation ratio at a specific site. Fragmented DNA was hybridized with a biotinylated probe DNA, which has a sequence capable of forming a single base bulge at the target. The probe design is simple because it consists solely of the elimination of guanine paired with the target cytosine from a full match sequence. As a result, we successfully obtained a linear relationship (r2=0.9962) between the immunoassay signal and the methylation ratio of a specific site within 4 h.