Heterologous DNA barcoding method
AssigneeSeoul National University R&Db Foundation
InventorsSunghoon Kwon, Junhoi Kim, Taehoon Ryu, Dongyoon Oh, Jaekyung Koh
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AssigneeSeoul National University R&Db Foundation
InventorsSunghoon Kwon, Junhoi Kim, Taehoon Ryu, Dongyoon Oh, Jaekyung Koh
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A heterologous DNA barcoding method is provided. The method includes (a) providing a DNA microarray having DNA oligonucleotide spots, which are distinguished from each other by their barcode sequences, (b) providing a microwell array having microwells whose spatial arrangement corresponds to that of the DNA spots on the DNA microarray, (c) loading a solution of samples containing target nucleic acid sequences into the microwells, (d) assembling the DNA microarray to the microwell array to form micro reaction spaces in which the DNA spots are spatially separated by the microwells, (e) allowing the oligonucleotide sequences of the DNA spots to react with the target nucleic acid sequences of the samples in the micro reaction spaces to combine the sequence information of the DNA spots with the sequence information of the samples, and (f) separating the DNA microarray and the microwell array from each other to obtain reaction products including the barcode sequences.
A heterologous DNA barcoding method comprising (a) providing a DNA microarray having DNA oligonucleotide spots, which are distinguished from each other by their barcode sequences, (b) providing a microwell array having microwells whose spatial arrangement corresponds to that of the DNA spots on the DNA microarray, (c) loading a solution of samples containing target nucleic acid sequences into the microwells, (d) assembling the DNA microarray to the microwell array to form micro reaction spaces in which the DNA spots are spatially separated by the microwells, (e) allowing the oligonucleotide sequences of the DNA spots to react with the target nucleic acid sequences of the samples in the micro reaction spaces to combine the sequence information of the DNA spots with the sequence information of the samples, (f) separating the DNA microarray and the microwell array from each other to obtain reaction products comprising the barcode sequences, and (g) sequencing the reaction products and analyzing them based on barcode information.
A parallel DNA analysis method comprising (a) providing a DNA microarray having DNA oligonucleotide spots, which are distinguished from each other by their barcode sequences, (b) providing a microwell array having microwells whose spatial arrangement corresponds to that of the DNA spots on the DNA microarray, (c) loading a solution of samples containing target nucleic acid sequences into the microwells, (d) assembling the DNA microarray to the microwell array to form micro reaction spaces in which the DNA spots are spatially separated by the microwells, (e) allowing the oligonucleotide sequences of the DNA spots to react with the target nucleic acid sequences of the samples in the micro reaction spaces to combine the sequence information of the DNA spots with the sequence information of the samples, (f) separating the DNA microarray and the microwell array from each other to obtain reaction products comprising the barcode sequences, (g) sequencing the reaction products, and (h) acquiring desired samples from the reaction products by selectively amplifying the DNAs of the specific spots in the DNA microarray using the barcode information of the desired samples as a primer.
A platform for heterologous DNA barcoding comprising:
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