Method and device for cleaving and/or sequencing a peptide
AssigneeLuxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (List)
InventorCesar PASCUAL GARCIA
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AssigneeLuxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (List)
InventorCesar PASCUAL GARCIA
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A first aspect of the invention relates to a method for removing a terminal amino acid from a peptide. The method comprises providing a reaction cell configured as an electrochemical transducer translating an applied voltage or current into a change of pH within the reaction cell, the reaction cell having arranged therein a sample surface functionalized with moieties suited for the sequential removal of an amino acid from a terminus of the peptide, the terminus being the N-terminus or the C-terminus of the peptide. After introducing the peptide into the reaction cell, the pH in the reaction cell is adjusted to attach the peptide with the terminus to the sample surface. Non-attached peptide is then removed from the reaction cell and the pH in the reaction cell is adjusted to separate an amino acid at the terminus of the peptide from the peptide and to immobilize the amino acid on the sample surface. Further aspects of the invention relate to a method for sequencing a peptide and to a microfluidic device.
A method for removing a terminal amino acid from a peptide, comprising
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A method for sequencing a peptide, comprising:
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A microfluidic device, comprising:
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