
Integrated Biochips for DNA Analysis
by Liu, Robin Hui, Ph.D.; Lee, Abraham P.Rent Textbook
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Table of Contents
Preface | p. xv |
Integrated DNA Biochips: Past, Present and Future | p. 1 |
Early Developments | p. 1 |
Formative Years | p. 2 |
New Developments | p. 5 |
Future and Path Forward | p. 7 |
Integrated Molecular Analyses of Biological Samples on a Bead-Based Microarray Platform | p. 10 |
Universal Arrays and the GoldenGate Genotyping Assay | p. 12 |
Gene Expression Analysis with the DASL Assay | p. 15 |
Allele-Specific Expression Analysis | p. 16 |
DNA Methylation Analysis | p. 17 |
Whole-Genome Gene Expression | p. 19 |
Whole-Genome Genotyping | p. 19 |
Integrated Microfluidic CustomArray Biochips for Gene Expression and Genotyping Analysis | p. 25 |
Semiconductor-Based DNA Microarray | p. 28 |
Microfluidic Cartridge | p. 30 |
Fluidic Architecture and Operation | p. 32 |
Micropumps | p. 32 |
Micromixing | p. 33 |
Microvalves | p. 35 |
Gene Expression Assay | p. 35 |
Subtyping Assay | p. 38 |
Sequencing Assay | p. 40 |
Discussion | p. 41 |
Self-Contained, Fully Integrated Biochips for Sample Preparation, PCR Amplification and DNA Microarray Analysis | p. 46 |
Device Design and Fabrication | p. 48 |
Fluidic Transport | p. 49 |
Micromixing | p. 49 |
Microvalves | p. 52 |
Micropumps | p. 55 |
Sample Preparation | p. 56 |
On-Chip DNA Amplification | p. 58 |
DNA Microarray Detection | p. 59 |
Pathogenic Bacteria Detection | p. 61 |
Single Nucleotide Polymorphism Assay | p. 62 |
Discussion | p. 62 |
Conclusion | p. 63 |
Integrating Sample Processing and Detection with Microchip Capillary Electrophoresis of DNA | p. 68 |
Microchip CE of DNA | p. 69 |
Integrating Sample Processing with Microchip CE of DNA | p. 70 |
Integrated DNA Detectors for CE Microchips | p. 73 |
Phase-Changing Sacrificial Materials for Polymer Microchip Analysis Systems | p. 73 |
Integrated Plastic Microfluidic Devices for Bacterial Detection | p. 78 |
Device Design and Fabrication | p. 79 |
Microfluidic Valves | p. 82 |
Screen-Printed Heaters and Electrodes | p. 83 |
PCR Thermal Cycling | p. 83 |
Bacterial Detection | p. 84 |
PCR in Integrated Microfluidic Systems | p. 90 |
PCR in Microfluidic Systems | p. 91 |
Integrated PCR and Gel Electrophoresis | p. 91 |
Integrated PCR and Sample Purification | p. 95 |
Integrated PCR and Hybridization | p. 98 |
Further Advancements in Integration | p. 98 |
Novel Micro-PCR Methods | p. 102 |
Integrated Nucleic Acid Analysis in Parallel Matrix Architecture | p. 107 |
Nucleic Acid Analysis | p. 107 |
Pneumatic Control of Microfluid | p. 107 |
Integration and Parallelization on a Microfluidic Chip | p. 108 |
DNA Analyses with Complex Parallelization | p. 109 |
RNA Analyses | p. 111 |
Matrix PCR on a Microfluidic Chip | p. 113 |
Pico Titer Plate-Based PCR | p. 113 |
Microfluidic Digital PCR | p. 114 |
Microfluidic Sanger DNA Sequencing | p. 114 |
Microfluidic DNA Sequencing-by-Synthesis | p. 115 |
Summary and Perspective | p. 116 |
Chip-Based Genotyping by Mass Spectrometry | p. 117 |
MALDI Based Genotyping Methods | p. 119 |
Chip as a Sample Positioning and Concentration Device | p. 120 |
Chip as a Functionalized Capture Device | p. 121 |
ESI Based Genotyping Methods | p. 123 |
Analyzing DNA-Protein Interactions on a Chip | p. 128 |
Approaches to Identify Cis-Regulatory Elements | p. 129 |
Surface Plasmon Resonance-Based Assays | p. 130 |
Using Surface Plasmon Resonance to Measure DNA-Protein Interaction | p. 131 |
Tests Using a Spreeta Biosensor | p. 132 |
Experimental Set Up | p. 133 |
Measuring DNA-Protein Interactions Using the Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor | p. 134 |
Surface Preparation | p. 134 |
Measurements of Double-Stranded DNA Surface Adsorption | p. 135 |
Sensitivity of the Surface Plasmon Resonance Based Sensor | p. 135 |
Projected Sensitivity Based on Preliminary Experiments | p. 135 |
Surface Plasmon Resonance Is Sensitive Enough to Detect Physiologically Relevant DNA-Protein Interactions | p. 136 |
Single Molecule DNA Detection | p. 139 |
Single-Molecule DNA Detection Based on Use of Molecular FRET Probes | p. 141 |
Single-Quantum-Dot-Based FRET Nanosensor for DNA Detection | p. 142 |
Single-Molecule Fluorescence Burst Coincidence Detection | p. 143 |
Multiplexed DNA Detection Based on Multicolor Colocalization Analysis of Quantum Dot Nanoprobes | p. 146 |
Manipulation and Focusing of Single Molecules | p. 147 |
Conclusion and Prospectives | p. 147 |
Nanochannels for Genomic DNA Analysis: The Long and the Short of It | p. 151 |
Theory | p. 154 |
Methods: Realizations of Nanochannels | p. 162 |
Experimental Results | p. 165 |
Beyond Microtechnology-Nanotechnology in Molecular Diagnosis | p. 187 |
History of Nanotechnology | p. 187 |
Safety and Nanotechnology | p. 188 |
Nanofabrication Methods | p. 189 |
Selected Applications in Molecular Diagnosis | p. 190 |
Index | p. 199 |
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