WO2003016869A1 - Method for sample preparation and storage for use with bioreaction chips - Google Patents
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- a method is defined whereby a Master Library of individual compounds, mixtures of compounds, or reaction pre-mixtures in solvent are prepared for storage and subsequent utilization in a Distribution-Ready Library by admixture of the master stock constituents with a distribution formulation liquid (DFL).
- the individual compounds within the Master Library can include peptides, proteins, organic chemicals, pharmaceutical compounds, RNA, DNA, or cell fractions.
- the Distribution-Ready Library can be maintained indefinitely in storage. At the time of manufacture or time of need, the Distribution-Ready Library is microarrayed onto substrates at high density, thereby creating numerous Library Microarrays that are identical replicates of the Master Library compound(s) in DFL at fixed and known positions on the substrate.
- the DFL has a defined surface tension to maintain the Master Library compound in a non-spreading, non-beading adherent spot at a fixed position on the substrate in a manner that is stable for extended periods of time.
- the DFL may contain a volatile component that evaporates after microarraying so as to reduce the adherent spot size. Chemical linkage of the compounds, mixtures of compounds, or reaction pre-mixtures to the slide is not required.
- the library microarrays are suitable for the conducting of chemical and biochemical reactions, exposure to electromagnetic radiation, or exposure to living cells or cell fractions.
- a Master Library of individual compounds, mixtures of compounds, or reaction pre-mixtures in solvent are prepared for storage and subsequent utilization in a "distribution-ready" library by delivery of the master stock constituents into a distribution formulation liquid (DFL).
- the individual compounds within the Master Library can include peptides, proteins, organic chemicals, pharmaceutical compounds, RNA, DNA, or cell fractions.
- the Distribution-Ready Library can be maintained indefinitely in storage by virtue of the characteristics of the DFL.
- the library microarrays are suitable for the conducting of chemical and biochemical reactions, exposure to electromagnetic radiation, or exposure to living cells or cell fractions.
- the present invention is a method in which a Master Library of individual master compound or individual master mixtures of compounds in solvent are prepared for use or storage.
- the individual compounds within the Master Library can include: peptides, proteins, organic chemicals, pharmaceutical compounds, RNA, DNA, or cell fractions, among others.
- a Master Library can be defined as a collection of small organic molecule libraries (MW ⁇ 5,000), double-stranded or single-stranded DNA libraries, RNA libraries, protein libraries, protein subdomain libraries, fluorogenic substrate libraries, cell lysate, cell fractions, whole cell libraries, or tissue libraries; or predefined mixtures or combinatorial mixtures of members of a sub-library.
- Fig. 1) may include, without limitation: a fluorogenic peptide substrate in dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO); a fluorogenic peptide substrate with an enzyme inhibitor in DMSO; an enzyme inhibitor in DMSO; a fluorogenic peptide substrate, an enzyme inhibitor, an ionic salt, a buffering agent, an antioxidant, an antibody, and a microcarrier bead with attached chemical constituents, maintained in a solvent such as DMSO, methanol, glycerol or water; a dissolved pharmaceutical compound in DMSO; a quenched fluorogenic phosphorylated peptide, ATP, a phosphatase inhibitor, or a protease enzyme, maintained in a solvent such as DMSO, methanol, glycerol or water; a sequence of DNA containing an RNA polymerase binding site, GTP, ATP, UTP, CTP, and magnesium in glycerol and water; a dissolved mixture of pharmaceutical compounds containing chemical heterogeneity at a
- a key feature of the invention is the "DFL," the distribution formulation liquid, which has a defined composition to maintain the constituents of the Master Library in a stable form for long term storage.
- the DFL has a defined composition so as to display a surface tension to maintain the Master Library compound in a non-spreading, non-beading adherent droplet at a fixed position on a particular substrate of choice in a manner that is stable for extended periods of time after arraying.
- the DFL may contain a volatile component (the volatile solvent) and a non-volatile component (termed the carrier solvent) that is suitable for applying small volumes of a fluid mixture to a surface by microarraying or positive displacement whereby evaporation of the volatile solvent results in highly localized, long-lasting liquid microdot residue of master mixture components in a solution of carrier solvent where the volatile solvent in the DFL is suitable for obtaining a true solution of fluorogenic or chromogenic substrate at high concentration.
- This solvent may be DMSO, chloroform, acetone, 5% acetic acid, water, an alcohol such as methanol, ethanol or propanol, ethyl ether, or alkane.
- the Distribution-Ready Library can likewise be maintained in multi- well plates including, but not limited to, 96- well, 384-well and 1536-well plates. Due to the composition of the DFL, the Distribution-Ready Library is well-suited for long-term storage and stability under any of the above circumstances.
- the DFL may contain a carrier solvent which is of low volatility, miscible with any volatile solvent, or miscible with water-containing biological fluids.
- the DFL is in many cases suitable for maintaining a true solution of fluorogenic or chromogenic substrate at high concentration after evaporation of the volatile solvent.
- the carrier solvent may be a polyalcohol, such as 1,2-ethanediol, 2,3-butanediol, or 1,2,3-propanetriol (glycerol).
- the carrier solvent may include fluorogenic substrates, chromogenic substrates, enzyme co-factors, inhibitors, or activators. Volatile solvent facilitates fluid handling and delivery by reduction of formulation viscosity. Evaporation of the volatile solvent facilitates additional concentrating of non-volatile reactive components.
- the non-volatile carrier solvent and its constituents represent a high viscosity fluid with significant yield stress and surface tension to resist fluid motion.
- the non-volatile carrier solvent and its constituents allow for the maintaining of the fluorogenic or chromogenic substrate and co-factors and inhibitors or activators or other biological additives to remain in the liquid state without crystallization or precipitation.
- the DFL may contain buffering agents, chelating agents, an antioxidant, a reducing agent such as beta-mercaptoethanol, or antimicrobial agents as preservatives.
- Chemical linkage of the compounds, mixtures of compounds, or reaction pre- mixtures to the solid substrate forming the base of the microarray is not required.
- the Library Microarrays are suitable for the conduct of chemical and biochemical reactions, exposure to electromagnetic radiation, or exposure to living cells or cell fractions.
- Chemical linkage of the compounds, some or all of the compounds of the mixtures of compound originally present in the Distribution-Ready Library well can be achieved by use of substrates pre-activated with linkage chemistries prior to arraying the Distribution-Ready Library.
- Microarrayed Library sets may be used for drug screening; drug-drug interaction testing; or for biomaterial, bioformulation, biodistribution; or bioreaction measurement or discovery. Multiple sets of the Microarrayed Library may be thus utilized as replicates for replicate determinations in drug screening; drug-drug interaction studies; biomaterial, bioformulation, biodistribution; or bioreaction measurement or discovery to enhance the statistical reliability of any such tests or determinations. Multiples of the Microarrayed Library sets, containing 100 to over 1 million spots in the aggregate, can be used for high-throughput screening, as one example for drug discovery of molecules that bind meet,-,__, paragraphappellly.
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