Parts

Background


The amplification system used in this year's project can be divided into two parts. The first half is the TWJ-SDA reaction, and the second half is from the Multistep-SDA reaction to the cleavage of ssDNA by the Cas3-Cascade/crRNA complex. The ssDNA used in the first half consists of sequences that depend on the sequence of the biomarker to be detected, i.e., the miRNA to be recognized. On the other hand, the second half is composed of independent and robust sequences that are independent of the sequence of the target miRNA.

Parts


First, we will introduce the four template sequences used in the second half of the system as fundamental components. These parts are critical to establishing the foundation of POIROT's applicability and contribute to a system that significantly enhances amplification efficiency. We also introduce the primer, the product of each amplification step. These primers contribute to the modularity of the system.

Name Role Description
BBa_K5232001 template1 The 3' end side has a sequence complementary to primer0 amplified by the TWJ-SDA reaction, and the 5' end side is the template strand for primer1.
BBa_K5232002 template2 The 3' end strand has a complementary sequence to primer1, and the 5' end strand is the template strand for primer2.
BBa_K5232003 template3 The 3' end strand has the complementary sequence to primer2, and the 5' end strand is the template strand for primer3.
BBa_K5232004 ds-template It has a sequence that is fully complementary to primer3, with the middle portion having a recognition sequence for the Cas3-Cascade/crRNA complex.
BBa_K5232005 primer0 The amplification product of TWJ-SDA, which is the sequence connecting the first and second halves.
BBa_K5232006 primer1 The amplification product of the first step of the Multistep-SDA reaction.
BBa_K5232007 primer2 The amplification product of the second step of the Multistep-SDA reaction.
BBa_K5232008 primer3 The product of the third amplification step of the Multistep-SDA reaction.

Next, we introduced the parts of the first half. Although the sequences of template and helper that form the three way junction complex differ depending on the sequence of the target miRNA. Here we list template0 and helpers. Each part corresponds to miR-10b-5p, miR-375-5p, miR-30b-5p.

Name Role Description
BBa_K5232009 template0_10b-5p The 3' end side has a sequence complementary to miR-10b-5p, and the 5' end side is the template strand for primer0.
BBa_K5232010 helper_10b-5p It has a sequence complementary to miR-10b-5p on the 5' end side and complementary to template0 on the 3' end side.
BBa_K5232011 template0_375-5p The 3' end side has a sequence complementary to miR-375-5p, and the 5' end side is the template strand for primer0.
BBa_K5232012 helper_375-5p It has a sequence complementary to miR-375-5p on the 5' end side and a sequence complementary to template0 on the 3' end side.
BBa_K5232013 template0_30b-5p The 3' end side has a sequence complementary to miR-30b-5p, and the 5' end side is the template strand of primer0.
BBa_K5232014 helper_30b-5p It has a sequence complementary to miR-30b-5p on the 5' end side and a sequence complementary to template0 on the 3' end side.

Finally, the Cas3-Cascade/crRNA complex, which is activated by recognizing the elongation reaction product from ds-template(BBa_K5232004) and primer3(BBa_K5232008). For more information, see Proposed Implementation.

Name Description
BBa_K5232015 Activated by recognizing the elongation products from ds-template (BBa_K5232004) and primer3 (BBa_K5232008). It is responsible for cleavage of ssDNA in the Reporter molecule by its collateral activity. Here we register crRNA.
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