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Development and application of highly integrated protein and cell chip devices

Development and application of highly integrated protein and cell chip devices
高集成蛋白与细胞芯片器件的开发与应用
批准号:
15201032
负责人:
TAMIYA Eiichi
金额:
$29.54万
依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A)
财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003 至 2005

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Though the number of human genes was reported to be approximately 30,000 from human genomic project, the functions and expression mechanism for most of the genes are remain to be unknown. Because the fate of the genes functionality is determined after protein expression, but proteins expression is controlled by cellular function. Therefore, it is necessary to develop the microarray chip devices that can perform high-throughput screening and analysis of proteins and cells at single-cell and single-molecule level. For achieving single-cell or single-molecule analysis, highly integrated microarray systems that can perform assays at pico- and nano-liter volume level are greatly desirable to realize post-genomic research, such as proteomics and cellomics. In our project research, for achieving simultaneous detection of several numbers of target DNA, the feasibility of our microchamber array was improved by using TaqMan PCR. Three different DNA sequences were amplified from three different D … More NA templates and detected in the same microchamber array simultaneously. In addition, the quantification of initial DNA concentration present in a microchamber was achieved from 0 to 12 copies per chamber, not only by monitoring the real-time fluorescence intensity but also by observing the end point fluorescence signal. Therefore, this system proves to be a promising device for the low-cost, high-throughput DNA amplification and detection for point-of-care clinical diagnosis, which can also be handled by non-specialist users.Further, we report improved microchamber array to monitor Ca^<2+> mobilization of over 25,000 cells simultaneously at a single-cell level. And we have developed a novel high-throughput screening and analysis system for antigen-specific single B-cells using the microarray, which was carried out by detecting antigen-specific single B-cells against an antigen of interest. The single-cell microarray system does not need to use myeloma as in the case of conventional hybridoma technique, and can screen the antigen-specific single B-cells directly from cell suspension and analyze antigen-specific antibody DNA at a single-cell level. This system is simple and easy in its operation, and quick enough for making monoclonal antibodies when compared to conventional techniques. Moreover this system can perform high-throughput single-cells analysis using chip devices.Therefore, we have addressed the analysis of DNA, protein and cell using pico- or nano-liter chamber array system in this project. They might also be applicable for detection of DNA and cells, which lead to immune therapy or gene therapy in the future. Less
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T.Kinpara et al.: "A Picoliter Chamber Array for Cell-Free Protein Synthesis"J.Biochemistr. (in press). (2004)
T.Kinpara 等人:“用于无细胞蛋白质合成的皮升室阵列”J.Biochemistr。
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Protein Nanotechnology
蛋白质纳米技术
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发表时间: 2005
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作者: [Watanabe, K., Shoso Shingubara, Y.Torisawa, E.Tamiya et al.]
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Y.Akagi et al.: "Optimization of fluorescent cell-base assay for high-throughput analysis using microchamber array chip formats,"Science and Technology of Advanced Materials. (in press). (2004)
Y.Akagi 等人:“使用微室阵列芯片格式优化基于荧光细胞的高通量分析”,《先进材料科学与技术》。
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DOI: 10.1016/j.stam.2004.01.009
发表时间: 2004-01
期刊: Science and Technology of Advanced Materials
影响因子: 5.5
作者: [K. Kerman;Y. Matsubara;Y. Morita;Y. Takamura;E. Tamiya]
通讯作者: K. Kerman;Y. Matsubara;Y. Morita;Y. Takamura;E. Tamiya
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