Name: flow-pattern guided fabrication of high-density barcode antibody microarray
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The authors would like to acknowledge the startup fund from SUNY Albany and the access of facilities at the University at Albany Cancer Research Center.

Caution: Several chemicals used in this protocol are irritants and are hazardous in case of skin contact. Consult material safety data sheets (MSDS) and wear appropriate personal protective equipment before performing this protocol. The piranha solution used in Step (1.1.1) is highly corrosive and should be prepared by adding the peroxide slowly to the acid with agitation. Handle this solution with extreme caution in a fume hood. Use appropriate eye protection and acid-resistant gloves. Trimethylchlorosilane (TMCS) is a ...

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Flow pattern design is the first critical step in fabricating the 2-D microarray. To generate two overlapping DNA patterns on a glass substrate, the channel features of the first design should be perpendicular to those of the second (Figure 1A-B). The designs also consider the downstream applications of the microarray. In the case of single cell analysis, the microarray is used to detect proteins from single cells enclosed in microchambers, therefore the channel dimensions are made compatible wi...

Antibody microarrays have been widely used in proteomic studies for decades to examine the presence of targeted proteins, including protein biomarkers1-3. Although this field is currently facing great challenges from other high-throughput technologies such as mass spectrometry (MS), there is still plenty of room for the utility of antibody microarrays, mainly because these devices afford simple data interpretation and easy interface with other assays. In recent years, the integration of microarrays into microchip scaffolds has provided the antibody microarray a new opportunity to thrive4-7. For instance, the barcode microarray integrated into a single-cell microchip has been used in cell communication studies8,9. This technology has distinctive advantages over other available microarray technologies. It features array elements at 10-100 &#956;m, much smaller than the typical 150 &#956;m size used in conventional microarray elements. The construction of smaller array elements is achieved using systematic flow-patterning approaches, and this gives rise to compact microarrays that can detect single-cell secreted proteins and intracellular proteins. Another advantage is the use of a simple, instrument-free setup. This is particularly important, because most laboratories and small companies may not be able to access microarray core facilities. Such barcode antibody microarrays feature enhanced assay throughput and can be used to perform highly multiplexed assays on single cells while achieving high sensitivity and specificity comparable with that of conventional sandwich enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA8). This technology has found numerous applications in detecting proteins from glioblastoma9-11, T cells12, and circulating tumor cells13. Alternatively, barcode DNA microarrays alone have been utilized in the precise positioning of neurons and astrocytes for mimicking the in vivo assembly of brain tissue14.
This protocol focuses only on the experimental steps and build-up blocks of the two-dimensional (2-D) barcode antibody microarray which has potential applications in the detection of biomarkers in fluidic samples and in single cells. The technology is based on an addressable single-stranded, one-dimensional (1-D) DNA microarray constructed using orthogonal oligonucleotides that are patterned spatially on glass substrates. The 1-D pattern is formed when parallel flow channels are used in the flow-patterning step, and such a pattern appears as discrete bands visually similar to 1-D Universal Product Code (UPC) barcodes. The construction of a 2-D (n x m) antibody array &#8212; reminiscent of a 2-D Quick Response (QR) matrix code&#160;&#8212; needs more complex patterning strategies, but allows for the immobilization of antibodies at a higher density8,15. The fabrication requires two DNA patterning steps, with the first pattern perpendicular to the second. The points of intersection of these two patterns constitute the n x m elements of the array. By strategically selecting the sequences of single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) utilized in flow-patterning, each element in a given array is assigned a specific address. This spatial reference is necessary in distinguishing between fluorescence signals on the microarray slide. The ssDNA array is converted into an antibody array through the incorporation of complementary DNA-antibody conjugates, forming a platform called DNA-encoded antibody library (DEAL16).
This video protocol describes the key steps in creating n x m antibody arrays which include preparing polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) barcode molds, flow-patterning ssDNA in two orientations, preparing antibody-oligonucleotide DEAL conjugates, and converting the 3 x 3 DNA array into a 3 x 3 antibody array.

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flow-pattern guided fabrication of high-density barcode antibody microarray

Antibody microarray as a well-developed technology is currently challenged by a few other established or emerging high-throughput technologies. In this report, we renovate the antibody microarray technology by using a novel approach for manufacturing and by introducing new features. The fabrication of our high-density antibody microarray is accomplished through perpendicularly oriented flow-patterning of single stranded DNAs and subsequent conversion mediated by DNA-antibody conjugates. This protocol outlines the critical steps in flow-patterning DNA, producing and purifying DNA-antibody conjugates, and assessing the quality of the fabricated microarray. The uniformity and sensitivity are comparable with conventional microarrays, while our microarray fabrication does not require the assistance of an array printer and can be performed in most research laboratories. The other major advantage is that the size of our microarray units is 10 times smaller than that of printed arrays, offering the unique capability of analyzing functional proteins from single cells when interfacing with generic microchip designs. This barcode technology can be widely employed in biomarker detection, cell signaling studies, tissue engineering, and a variety of clinical applications.

The designs for the PDMS molds (Figure 1A-1B) were drawn using a CAD program (AutoCAD). Two designs shown feature channels for flow patterning, one horizontal and one vertical. The left and right parts of each design are symmetric; either of them could be inlets or outlets. Each of 20 channels is winding from one end all the way to the other end. Each design is printed on a chrome photomask (Figure 1C). The fabricated SU-8 master on a wafer is shown in <s...

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Flow-pattern Guided Fabrication of High-density Barcode Antibody Microarray

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