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This publication introduces an innovative microsystem combining isothermal DNA amplification and electrophoresis on a microfabricated plastic chip for specific gene detection and genetic material analysis. The integrated device automates multiple genetic assays, featuring high sensitivity PCR assays and infrared-mediated thermocycling. The incorporation of loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) and ramplification amplification method (RAM) promises rapid, specific, and cost-effective DNA amplification without the need for thermal cycling. The use of SYBR Green™ I dye aids in quantifying double-stranded DNA products for precise analysis. Overall, this integrated microsystem offers fast, sensitive, and simple detection of DNA sequences with applications in various fields.
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Integrated Microsystem of Isothermal Amplification of DNA and Electrophoresis on a Microfabricated Plastic Chip for Detection of Specific Gene and Analysis of Genetic Materials Proceedings of the uTAS 2002 Symposium, Vol. 1, pp 215-217 MEC Seminar Proteome Research Lab 2003. 5. 20 Summarized by Park, Ji-Yoon
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Infrared-mediated Thermocycling for DNA Amplification and Electrophoretic Separation on an Integrated Microrchip DeviceProceedings of the uTAS 2002 Symposium, Vol. 1, pp 193-194 Fig 2. Microchip and thermocycling profile 10
Anal. Chem. 74, 3063-3070 (2002) Fig 3. Monolithic integrated polycarbonated DNA assay device DNA Amplification and Hybridization Assays in Integrated Plastic Monolithic DevicesProceedings of the uTAS 2002 Symposium, Vol. 1, pp 169-171 11
Abstract • On-chip integration of isothermal PCR and electrophoresis • Loop-mediated isothermal amplification(LAMP) • Novel DNA amplification method developed by Eiken Chemical Co., Ltd. • By using 4 different primers specifically designed to recognize six distinct regions on the target gene • Performed at a constant temperature using a strand displacement reaction. • Advantages • High amplification efficiency( 109-1010 times in 15-60 minutes) • High specificity • The potential to replace PCR» simplicity, rapidity, specificity and cost-effectiveness • Avoid the thermal cycling • Analysis • by the integrated microchip electrophoresis • by the naked eyes by adding fluorescent dye like SYBR Green I 12
Chip Device and Electropherogram • Integrated microchip for DNA amplification and CE • Reaction condition • RAMP; 5- 10 ul volume, 50-65°C for 10-30min • Micro-CE - Reproducibility(Fig. 4) - Detection time; 10min (Fig 5) - Visualization(Fig 6) Fig 1. Structure of a PMMA chip and device and electropherogram 15
SYBR Green™ I • The dye (ex; EtBr) • Binds preferentially to ds DNA & quantitate the amount of double-stranded product • Stable to the extremes of temperature required for PCR reaction 6
Conclusions • Integrated microsystem • Useful for fast, sensitive, and simple detection of specific sequence of DNA • Application - O-157 E.coli, B. anthracis, Salmonella and other bacteria in the environment, food, animal, human blood, etc. 17
Further Study • Development of DNA Computing Chip • DNA hybridization, ligation, PCR, CE • the uTAS 2003 Symposium • Application of DNA Computing • Diagnosis, Gene expression, Environmental Checker etc… • uTAS 2002 Paper • To access the latest papers published in LOC please see http://www.rsc.org/is/journals/current/loc/lcadvarts.htm • For Advance articles http://www.rsc.org/is/journals/current/loc/lc002003.htm • The general website is www.rsc.org/loc 18