A possibility to use the DNA-based probes as internal standards for Agilent Technologies microarray transcriptomic analysis

   
Kurbatov L.K.1 , Zgoda V.G.1

1. Institute of Biomedical Chemistry, Moscow, Russia
Section: Short Communication
DOI: 10.18097/PBMC20166206715      PubMed Id: 28026817
Year: 2016  Volume: 62  Issue: 6  Pages: 715-719
Accuracy of the microarray technology results is raised by using the multi-stage normalization of results. One of the principal requirements of such normalization is usage of internal standards. The routine Agilent microarray-based gene expression analysis protocol utilizes a Spike-In Kit during preparation of the samples representing a mixture of RNA fragments in different ratios. RNA probes which were synthesized in vitro conditions could be also used to establish how the magnitude of the fluorescent signal reflects the presence of RNA in the sample. A significant disadvantage of this type of standards is a difficulty of their production and the low RNA stability. In accordance with the Agilent protocol, the presence of the T7 promoter is necessary for the synthesis of labeled cRNA during sample preparation procedure. We hypothesized that we can successfully synthesize any RNA sequence having such type of promoter in its start position. Moreover, DNA sequence would serve as a matrix in this case. Using a set of different genes attached downstream of the T7-promoter in the plasmid DNA we have demonstrated in this study that such system can serve as a reliable template for the fluorescent labeled RNA sequence synthesis. In comparison with the routinely used internal RNA based controls, this template is stable, easy to manufacture and can be easily obtained in large quantities.
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Keywords: microarrays, plasmid DNA, T7-promoter, fluorescence level, labeled cRNA
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Kurbatov, L. K., Zgoda, V. G. (2016). A possibility to use the DNA-based probes as internal standards for Agilent Technologies microarray transcriptomic analysis. Biomeditsinskaya Khimiya, 62(6), 715-719.
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