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Development of nanodroplet enhanced ultrasonic cavitation technologyto enable the study of chromatin accessibility in FFPE tissues

Development of nanodroplet enhanced ultrasonic cavitation technologyto enable the study of chromatin accessibility in FFPE tissues
开发纳米液滴增强超声空化技术以实现 FFPE 组织中染色质可及性的研究
批准号:
10699112
负责人:
David F Allison
金额:
$33.93万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2023-08-15 至 2024-08-14

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摘要 三角生物技术公司正在开发ChromExtract™,这是一种基于纳米液滴的低成本超声波试剂,用于 从福尔马林固定石蜡包埋(FFPE)组织中提取染色质用于下游染色质分析 和染色质可及性分析。这些技术是表观基因组研究和作图的核心 组蛋白修饰、增强子和染色质状态,使系统研究表观基因组效应成为可能 关于细胞的身份、发育、谱系规范和疾病。虽然染色质图谱分析已经 在二十多年的使用中,存在着几个瓶颈,阻碍了表观遗传学特征的产生 来自FFPE组织的一致和可靠的数据,最显著的是与当前的低质量和低产量相关的 染色质提取方法。这是一个相当大的问题,因为大多数转译研究和临床 诊断学使用FFPE组织样本。此外,与FFPE组织的兼容性提供了 大量的档案样本库,可以用来进一步表征肿瘤病理的分子亚型 利息。考虑到目前的油田状况,一种快速、高产、高效的提取方法 来自FFPE组织的染色质,导致染色质质量的提高和样本类型的标准化 将对染色质可及性研究的领域和潜在应用产生重大影响 医学研究中的其他表观遗传学分析。目前还没有商业上可用的解决方案 分析FFPE组织样本中染色质的可及性。这种类型的分析采用非目标的 系统查询与基因表达相关的染色质开放区域的方法,允许 研究人员广泛了解染色质状态的变化如何独立于 特异组蛋白标记或转录因子分布的改变。Triple的ChromExtract提供了一个 采用细胞外基质(ECM)消化酶鸡尾酒和增强超声波的工作流程 使用低成本的全氟碳(PFC)纳米液滴试剂,实现高质量、高产量和一致性 在任何商用超声仪中从FFPE组织中提取染色质。在第一阶段SBIR项目中, 三角生物公司将:1)展示增强的空化和增加的纳米液滴配方的弹性 基于FFPE的裂解缓冲液和2)优化和验证FFPE组织染色质提取流程 甲醛辅助分离调节元件(FAIRE)序号。这项工作将确立 通过展示基于NGS的染色质分析能力实现ChromExtract的商业化 从FFPE样品中提取,产生严格、可重复性、高效和成本效益高的结果。这 在未来的第二阶段应用中,将与其他基于NGS的下游工作流程进一步验证。
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Abstract Triangle Biotechnology is developing ChromExtract™, a low-cost, nanodroplet-based sonication reagent for chromatin extraction from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissues for downstream chromatin profiling and chromatin accessibility analyses. These techniques are central to epigenomic research and mapping of histone modifications, enhancers, and chromatin states, enabling systematic investigation of epigenomic effects on cell identity, development, lineage specification, and disease. While chromatin profiling analyses have been used for over two decades, several bottlenecks exist that have prevented epigenetic profiling from yielding consistent and reliable data from FFPE tissues, most notably the poor quality and yield associated with current chromatin extraction methods. This is a considerable problem, as most translational research and clinical diagnostics employ FFPE tissue specimens. Moreover, compatibility with FFPE tissues provides access to a massive bank of archival samples that can be used to further characterize molecular subtypes for pathologies of interest. Given the current state of the field, a rapid, high-yield, and high-efficiency method for extraction of chromatin from FFPE tissue that results in improved chromatin quality and standardization across sample types would have a significant impact on the field and potential applications for studying chromatin accessibility and other epigenetic assays in medical research. There are currently no commercially available solutions for analyzing chromatin accessibility in FFPE tissue samples. This type of analysis employs a non-targeted approach to systematically query open regions of chromatin associated with gene expression, allowing researchers to broadly understand how changes in chromatin state affect disease progression independent of alterations in specific histone marks or transcription factor distribution. Triangle’s ChromExtract provides a workflow that employs an extracellular matrix (ECM)-digesting enzyme cocktail followed by enhanced sonication using a low-cost, perfluorocarbon (PFC) nanodroplet-based reagent for high-quality, high-yield, and consistent chromatin extraction from FFPE tissue in any commercially available sonicator. In this Phase I SBIR project, Triangle Bio will: 1) Demonstrate enhanced cavitation and increased resilience of nanodroplet formulation in FFPE-based lysis buffers and 2) Optimize and validate the FFPE tissue chromatin extraction workflow for Formaldehyde-Assisted Isolation of Regulatory Elements (FAIRE) seq. This work will establish the feasibility of commercializing ChromExtract by demonstrating the ability to enable NGS-based analysis of chromatin extracted from FFPE samples, producing results that are rigorous, reproducible, efficient, and cost effective. This will be followed in a future Phase II application by further validation with other downstream NGS-based workflows.
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  • 批准号:
    10699317
  • 项目类别:
  • 资助金额:
    $30.0万
  • 财政年份:
    2023
  • 负责人:
    David F Allison
  • 依托单位:
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