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US 2023/0416821 A1Published application
Methods and compositions for probe detection and readout signal generation
Assignee10x Genomics, Inc.
InventorsFelice Alessio BAVA, Marco Mignardi
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Abstract
In some aspects disclosed herein are methods and compositions for detecting an analyte such as a target nucleic acid in a biological sample, said method comprising generating and analyzing a detectable signal associated with the target nucleic acid and a separate signal associated with a region of interest in the target nucleic acid.
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A method for analyzing a biological sample, comprising:
- a) contacting the biological sample with a plurality of encoding probes, wherein:
- the plurality of encoding probes comprises a first encoding probe and one or more second encoding probes,
- the first encoding probe and each second encoding probe are capable of hybridizing to a first target sequence and a second target sequence, respectively, in a target nucleic acid in the biological sample,
- the first encoding probe is circularizable and comprises an interrogatory region for interrogating a region of interest in the first target sequence, and
- each second encoding probe is circular or circularizable;
- b) circularizing the first encoding probe to generate a circularized first encoding probe, and optionally circularizing the one or more second encoding probes;
- c) contacting the biological sample with one or more primary detectable probes that hybridize to the first encoding probe and/or the second encoding probe;
- d) detecting a signal associated with the one or more primary detectable probes;
- e) generating a rolling circle amplification (RCA) product of the circularized first encoding probe;
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- f) detecting a signal associated with the RCA product.
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