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Probes and cell arrays for detection of bacterial toxins

Probes and cell arrays for detection of bacterial toxins
用于检测细菌毒素的探针和细胞阵列
批准号:
7159286
负责人:
Alexey G Zdanovsky
金额:
$19.66万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2006
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2006-09-08 至 2008-08-31

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描述(由申请人提供):项目摘要/摘要:微阵列技术提供了一个机会,同时监测哺乳动物细胞内的多个标志物的行为,并最终可用于检测和阐明不同的生物活性剂的作用机制,包括那些被认为是在生物防御领域的威胁。诊断阵列中使用的探针的“预测能力”及其应用成本将是将阵列技术引入常规诊断实践的关键参数。我们建议开发一种创新的稳健系统,该系统将允许识别和分离响应于真核细胞与特定生物活性剂或生物活性剂组之间的相互作用而上调或下调的特定人DNA序列。这种序列可以用作构建基于细胞阵列的检测系统的基础。在第一阶段,我们将展示应用程序的所有基本方面的技术可行性,以便在随后的阶段进行详细说明。我们的方法将是使用流式细胞仪细胞分选过程,以确定和分离遗传元件,以前与报告序列融合,响应特定的毒性剂的挑战。在第二阶段,我们的主要努力将是扩展我们的响应元件库,这些元件将用于检测主要的有毒物质,并构建诊断细胞阵列的原型。本研究的最终目标将是提供一个通用的和强大的方法来检测生物活性剂,特别是当这些代理商已被设计,以逃避目前可用的免疫测定。项目描述:细胞阵列为生物活性物质的灵敏和精确监测提供了新的机会。本申请的目标是开发一种用于鉴定调控元件的系统,其将允许细胞阵列的辨别能力的实质性扩展和能够检测和鉴定潜在生物战剂的细胞阵列的产生。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Project Summary/Abstract: Microarray technology offers an opportunity for simultaneous monitoring of the behavior of multiple markers within a mammalian cell and ultimately could be used for detection and elucidation of mechanisms of action of different biologically active agents, including those that are considered a threat in the biodefense area. The "predictive power" of probes used in diagnostic arrays and the cost of their application will be crucial parameters for introduction of array technology into routine diagnostic practices. We propose to develop an innovative robust system that will allow for the identification and isolation of the specific human DNA sequences that are up or down regulated in response to interaction between a eukaryotic cell with specific biologically active agents or groups of biologically active agents. Such sequences could be used as the basis for the construction of a cell array based detection system. In Phase I, we will demonstrate the technical feasibility of all fundamental aspects of the application for elaboration during subsequent phases. Our approach will be to use a flow cytometer cell sorting process to identify and isolate genetic elements, previously fused with the reporter sequences, which respond to the specific toxic agent challenge. In Phase II, our principal effort will be to extend our library of responsive elements that will be used for detection of major toxic agents and construct a prototype of the diagnostic cell array. The ultimate goal of this research will be to provide a general and robust approach for the detection of biologically active agents, especially when these agents have been engineered to elude immunoassays which are currently available. Project Narrative: Cell arrays offer a new opportunity for sensitive and precise monitoring of biologically active substances. The goal of this application is to develop a system for identification of regulatory elements that will allow a substantial extension of discriminative abilities of cell arrays and creation of cell arrays capable of detection and identification of potential biowarfare agents.
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