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Cancer Sample Preparation with Micromachined Magnetic Sifter and Nanoparticles

Cancer Sample Preparation with Micromachined Magnetic Sifter and Nanoparticles
使用微机械磁力筛和纳米颗粒制备癌症样品
批准号:
8054822
负责人:
SHAN X. WANG
金额:
$27.37万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-04-01 至 2013-03-31

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说明(申请人提供):即使使用相同的试剂和生物传感器(或生物芯片),样品制备的不同可能会导致不同实验室鉴定的生物分子或细胞的数量和类型存在重大差异。这尤其阻碍了我们抗击癌症的努力,因为样品制备是发现、验证癌症生物标记物及其在患者分子诊断和治疗中使用的先决条件。这种对癌症样品制备的迫切需求需要创新的方法来带来更好和更负担得起的样品制备工具。我们已经组建了一个跨学科的团队,拥有磁学、纳米技术、癌症临床实践和研究、生物化学和蛋白质组学的专业知识,致力于开发一种新型的微机械磁性筛子和直接制造的磁性纳米颗粒。磁性筛子可用于分离和浓缩癌症靶标;包括从原始样本中分离蛋白质和稀有细胞。利用精确尺寸的结构,包括使用量子磁效应的亚纳米控制,将实现高产量、高捕获率、低杂质和低成本。这项技术非常独特,因为三维硅基微加工实现了高磁场梯度(>1特斯拉/5m)和大流量(>1毫升/小时)。具有独特形状和受控磁链形成的高磁矩磁性纳米颗粒的使用带来了前所未有的捕获和释放效率,最大限度地减少了细胞损伤,增强了表征能力,并具有可重复运行的特点。具体目标1.用于蛋白质癌标记物和癌细胞的高效捕获和分析的磁筛子:a)构建具有高磁场梯度(>1特斯拉/5m)和大流量(>1毫升/小时)的磁筛子,并展示对蛋白质癌标记物的高效捕获、释放和分析。B)使用磁筛子捕获和释放NCI-H1650肺癌细胞癌细胞,癌细胞被添加到人体血液样本中,总体捕获效率为70%,同时保持细胞存活。具体目标2.高效高速磁选用新型磁性纳米粒子的功能化与表征。具体目的3.用于从人体血液中捕获和分析稀有细胞的磁筛。这笔赠款的用途包括大幅减少分离后的分析,并使目前难以获得和分析稀有分子和细胞类型的领域能够进行新的研究。此外,将蛋白质和癌症标记物从血液中的高浓度杂质中分离出来,并进行1000倍的浓缩,将能够检测出用传统技术难以量化的低丰度癌症标记物。我们预计,在这笔赠款下开发的工具将对癌症研究和治疗界产生重大影响。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Variations in sample preparation may contribute to major discrepancies in the quantity and type of biomolecules or cells identified by different laboratories, even though the same reagents and biosensors (or biochips) are employed. This is especially hampering our efforts to fight cancer as sample preparation is a prerequisite for cancer biomarker discovery, validation, and their use in molecular diagnosis and treatment of patients. This urgent need for cancer sample preparation requires innovative methods to bring about better and more affordable sample preparation tools. We have formed an interdisciplinary team with expertise from magnetics, nanotechnology, cancer clinical practice and research, biochemistry, and proteomics to work on a novel micromachined magnetic sifter and directly fabricated magnetic nanoparticles. The magnetic sifter can be used to separate and enrich cancer targets; including proteins and rare cells from raw samples. The utilization of precisely dimensioned structures, including the use of sub-nanometer control of quantum magnetic effects will enable high throughput, high capture yield, low impurities, and low cost. The technology is very unique because high magnetic field gradients (>1 Tesla/ 5m) and large flow rates (>1 mL/hour) are enabled by three-dimensional Si-based micromachining. The use of high-moment magnetic nanoparticles with distinctive shapes and controlled magnetic chain formation give rise to unprecedented capture and release efficiencies, cell damage minimization, enhanced characterization, and run-to-run reproducibility. The proposed project is organized in three aims: Specific Aim 1. Magnetic sifter for high efficiency capture and analysis of protein cancer markers and cancer cells: a) Construct a magnetic sifter with a high magnetic field gradient (>1 Tesla/ 5m) and large flow rate (>1 mL/hour) and demonstrate the efficient capture, release and analysis of protein cancer markers. b) Use magnetic sifter to capture and release NCI-H1650 lung cancer tumor cells cancer cells spiked into samples of human blood with an overall capture efficiency of >70%, while keeping cells viable. Specific Aim 2. Functionalization and characterization of novel magnetic nanoparticles for high efficiency high speed magnetic separation. Specific Aim 3. Magnetic sifter for rare cells capture and analysis from human blood. The utility of the grant includes drastically reducing post-separation analysis and enabling new investigations in areas where rare molecules and cell types are currently too difficult to obtain and analyze. Furthermore, separating protein and cancer markers from high concentration impurities in blood, with 1000-fold enrichment, will enable detection of low abundance cancer markers which are difficult to quantify with conventional technologies. We expect that the tools developed under this grant will have a great impact on the cancer research and treatment community.
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