DNA microarrays of networked oligonucleotides
OwnerYijia Bao, Ann M. Ferrie +4inventors
InventorsYijia Bao, Ann M. Ferrie, Fang Lai, Thomas L. Volkert, Xinying Xie, Qin Zong
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OwnerYijia Bao, Ann M. Ferrie +4inventors
InventorsYijia Bao, Ann M. Ferrie, Fang Lai, Thomas L. Volkert, Xinying Xie, Qin Zong
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A method for producing a DNA microarray for biological assays comprising a plurality of biosites located on a solid substrate. Each biosite having at least one set of networked oligonucleotides of medium to long lengths attached to the substrate by predominantly non-covalent means. The oligonucleotide strands are chemically presynthesized, exhibit no predetermined spatial orientation on the substrate surface, and have three-dimensional freedom of movement when in a hybridization solution. The oligonucleotides are chemically unmodified having a length of about 30 bases or longer. Preferably, the oligonucleotides are from about 45 bases to 85 bases, but some embodiments may include very long oligonucleotides of over 100 bases.
An array for biological assays comprising:
An array comprising:
A method for fabricating microarrays, the method comprising:
A method for fabricating microarrays, the method comprising:
A method for detecting genetic polymorphism, the method comprises:
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