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1
Beads are good for you
  • and for genotyping
  • Fan et al. 2005. Biotechniques 39, 583 (Illumina)
  • Chen et al. 2000. Genome Res 10, 549 (Luminex)

2
SNP Detection
  • Oligonucleotide ligation
  • AM Alves and FJ Carr. 1988. Dot blot detection of
    point mutations with adjacently hybridising
    synthetic oligonucleotide probes. Nucl. Acids
    Res. 16 8733
  • NICKERSON DA, R KAISER, S LAPPIN, J STEWART,
    LEROY HOOD, AND ULF LANDEGREN 1990 Automated DNA
    diagnostics using an ELISA-based oligonucleotide
    ligation assay PNAS 878923-8927 
  • Primer extension
  • Syvanen AC, Aalto-Setala K, Harju L, Kontula K,
    Soderlund H. 1990 A primer-guided nucleotide
    incorporation assay in the genotyping of
    apolipoprotein E. Genomics. 8684-92
  • Kuppuswamy MN, Hoffmann JW, Kasper CK, Spitzer
    SG, Groce SL, Bajaj SP. 1991 Single nucleotide
    primer extension to detect genetic diseases
    experimental application to hemophilia B (factor
    IX) and cystic fibrosis genes. Proc Natl Acad Sci
    U S A. Feb 881143-7.

3
Oligonucleotide Ligation
3 5
TCGAAACTCATATCT
CAGCGGGAGTTAGAC
ACGAGCTTTGAGTATAGAGTCGCCCTCAATCTGCCAA
4
Oligonucleotide Ligation Assay (OLA)
amplify target by PCR
ligate oligos
detect ligation product
5
Primer extension
3
C
TCGAAACTCATATCT
C
ACGAGCTTTGAGTATAGAGTCGCCCTCAATCTGCCAA
DNA Pol
C
TCGAAACTCATATC
ACGAGCTTTGAGTATAGTGTCGCCCTCAATCTGCCAA
6
One tube one reaction one assay?
7
Bead types
rosary beads
test tube bead

5 uM
1 cM
8
Beads can be marked
Luminex beads
Illumina beads
5.6 um, polystyrene
3 um, silica
1500 color-coded types
100 color-coded types
Lee M, Walt DR. 2000 Anal Biochem.282142-6.
R. J. Fulton et al., Clin. Chem. 443, 1749 (1997)
9
Beads can be derivatized
Each bead type can be coated with one specific
probe type e.g. oligonucleotide
aggctcgatc
10
Luminex beads are analyzed by flow cytometry
one well100 different beads100 reactions
Luminex 100
11
Luminex, SBCE
12
Luminex, critical factors
ddA
ddG
13
Illumina beads are analyzed through
fiberoptics-ducted fluorescence excitation
96-well plate -gt 0.5M beads
1 bundle of 50k fibers -gt 50k beads
1 fiber gt 1 bead
14
Illumina genotyping Golden gate
15
Illumina genotypes
16
Reviewing the product-bead relationship
home
AGTT
snp1
snp1
snp2
CAGG
snp2
17
Multiplexing I basic options
  • 100 sphere types
  • run 100 rx in 100 tubes
  • pool them and load them as a single well
  • not impressive, we do something like that now
    with fluorescent primers and the ABI 3100

18
Multiplexing II advanced
  • Run 100 genotyping rx in a single tube
  • Sort each to the assigned sphere color by a zip
    code

19
Multiplexing III, more advanced
  • oops, the scheme below does not work because
    different fluors will label the same ball.

20
Factoids
Luminex Illumina
Sphere types 100 1,500
Cost per snp 0.3 0.03 to 0.4
Genotypes/8 hrs 10K ?
Mx Th. Gen/day 120K 300K
templ. amplif. locus PCR whole genome
multiplex 12-50 50-1000
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