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Locked Nucleic Acid- Novel DNA Anolog

MEC Meeting

Hanyang University Proteome Research Lab

2002. 12. 13

Park, Ji-Yoon

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Nucleic Acid Analogs

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Comparison of LNA and PNA

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Locked DNA Analog(LNA)Locked DNA Analog(LNA)

Novel chemical DNA Novel chemical DNA Anolog Anolog

Bicyclic nucleic acid Bicyclic nucleic acid A ribonucleoside is linked A ribonucleoside is linked

between the 2’ oxygen between the 2’ oxygen and the 4’ carbon atoms and the 4’ carbon atoms with a methylene unit with a methylene unit

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General PropertiesGeneral Properties

Base pairs with DNA and RNABase pairs with DNA and RNA

Obey standard WC base pairing ruleObey standard WC base pairing rule

Exceptionally high thermal stabilityExceptionally high thermal stability

Improved discriminationImproved discrimination

Compatible with most enzymesCompatible with most enzymes

Predictable melting behaviourPredictable melting behaviour

Synthesis by standard phosphoramidite chemistry using Synthesis by standard phosphoramidite chemistry using DNA-synthesizersDNA-synthesizers

mixed with DNA, RNA and other nucleic acid analogsmixed with DNA, RNA and other nucleic acid analogs

synthesized with e.g. aminolinkers, biotin, Cy dyes etcsynthesized with e.g. aminolinkers, biotin, Cy dyes etc

water soluble(gel electrophoresis, ethanol precipitation)

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Experimental Parameters or Application

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Melting Temperature( Tm )Melting Temperature( Tm )

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Nearest Neighbor ThermodynamicsNearest Neighbor Thermodynamics

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Fluorescence Microscope for generating Melting Curve

Fluorescence measurement in real-time PCR instrument Fluorescence measurement in real-time PCR instrument

Decrease in fluorescence intensity from specific binding to ds DNADecrease in fluorescence intensity from specific binding to ds DNA

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How LNA Substitution Increase ∆Tm

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Comparison of LNA and DNA Stability

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Effect of Single LNA Substitution

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www.LNA-Tm.com

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Sensitivity Test LNA Capture Probes(50mer) vs DNA Capture Probe(50mer)

< Hybridization condition>< Hybridization condition> A) 65 A) 65°C, in 3x SSC °C, in 3x SSC

B) B) Hybridization: 70°C, in 3x SSCHybridization: 70°C, in 3x SSC

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Specificity Test LNA Capture Probes(40mer) vs DNA Capture Probe(40mer)

• Hybridization condition: 65°C, in 3x SSCHybridization condition: 65°C, in 3x SSC - Perfect match: 1-7- Perfect match: 1-7 - Mismatch: 2-8, 3-9, 4-10, 5-11, 6-12 - Mismatch: 2-8, 3-9, 4-10, 5-11, 6-12

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Microfluidic Chip in Action

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