A multiplex microplatform for the detection of multiple DNA methylation events using gold-DNA affinity

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Ibn Sina, Abu Ali
Foster, Matthew Thomas
Korbie, Darren
Carrascosa, Laura G
Shiddiky, Muhammad JA
Gao, Jing
Dey, Shuvashis
Trau, Matt
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2017
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We report a new multiplexed strategy for the electrochemical detection of regional DNA methylation across multiple regions. Using the sequence dependent affinity of bisulfite treated DNA towards gold surfaces, the method integrates the high sensitivity of micro-fabricated multiplex device comprising microarray of gold electrodes, with the powerful multiplexing capability of multiplex-PCR. The synergy of this combination enables the monitoring of the methylation changes across several genomic regions simultaneously from as low as 500 pg/µl of DNA with no sequencing requirement.We report a new multiplexed strategy for the electrochemical detection of regional DNA methylation across multiple regions. Using the sequence dependent affinity of bisulfite treated DNA towards gold surfaces, the method integrates the high sensitivity of micro-fabricated multiplex device comprising microarray of gold electrodes, with the powerful multiplexing capability of multiplex-PCR. The synergy of this combination enables the monitoring of the methylation changes across several genomic regions simultaneously from as low as 500 pg/µl of DNA with no sequencing requirement.
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Analytical chemistry
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