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- the present invention relates to computer science, molecular biology and microfluidic chip technology.
- a microfluidic chip DNA molecular computer is provided. Background technique
- DNA computing is a new way of thinking about computing, and it is also a new way of thinking about chemistry and biology.
- biological and mathematical processes have their own complexity, they have an important commonality, that is, all the complex structures of the organism are actually obtained by some simple processing of the original information encoded in the DNA sequence.
- the value of a computable function containing the variable W can also be achieved by a combination of a series of simple functions containing the variable W.
- the basic principle of DNA computing is to use the code in the DNA molecule as the stored data.
- the DNA molecules complete the biochemical reaction instantaneously under the action of an enzyme, they can change from one genetic code to another. If the pre-reaction gene code is used as input data, the reacted gene code can be used as the calculation result.
- the reacted gene code can be used as the calculation result.
- computer Because it uses a different logic and storage method than traditional computers, it will have the advantage that traditional computers can't match when solving some complex problems.
- DNA computers are beginning to challenge traditional "inorganic" computers with integrated circuits at the core, based on evolving biotechnology. Due to the complexity of integrated circuits in traditional computers, the storage limits of inorganic silicon chips, and the limitations of their own computational methods, this enables ultra-fine structures, large amounts of memory, and operational speeds in processing certain problems in traditional computers. The improvement is very difficult.
- DNA computing has the characteristics of high parallelism, fast calculation speed and large amount of stored information. But so far, research work on DNA computing has focused on two areas: early biomolecular computational research and recent research on automated biomolecular computing. All of these work have at least the limitations of the following two aspects.
- the microfluidic chip laboratory refers to the integration or basic integration of basic operation units such as sample preparation, biological and chemical reactions, separation and detection involved in the fields of biology and chemistry into a chip of several square centimeters to complete different A biological or chemical reaction process and a technique for analyzing its products.
- the chip laboratory is suitable for the reaction, separation and detection of various types of molecules from nucleic acids and proteins to organic and inorganic small molecules, involving a large part of biological and chemical problems.
- the chip lab is divided into two categories, one is the array microplate chip with the core affinity hybridization technology as the core, no circulation network, no separation, because it is more specific for DNA and protein, usually It is called "biochip" by domestic media.
- the other type is based on microfluidic technology.
- the microchannel forms a network on the chip, and the controllable fluid runs through the whole system.
- microfluidic chip lab which is the mainstream of the chip lab.
- the emergence and development of microfluidic chip technology especially the basic conditions of its chip lab and its high-throughput, integrated, and controllable characteristics, to replace test tubes or surface operations, to build a strict sense
- the DNA computer provides a possible platform. Disclosure of the Invention An object of the present invention is to provide a DNA molecular computer using a microfluidic chip as an operating platform.
- the invention provides a microfluidic chip DNA molecular computer, which mainly comprises:
- DNA molecule operator with DNA molecule as the computing medium and microfluidic chip as the operating platform;
- microfluidic chip includes DNA molecular calculation area and DNA molecule Storage area.
- the microfluidic chip is composed of microchannel sequential ligation, enzyme ligation, PCR, and chip electrophoresis operation units, and is fluidly controlled by a micro pump and a micro valve.
- the controller is coupled to an electrode on the microfluidic chip of the DNA molecule operator and the DNA molecule memory, respectively.
- the microfluidic chip DNA molecular operator is composed of an arithmetic medium, a reaction medium and a microfluidic chip.
- the computing medium is a DNA computing molecule containing a specific sequence, a DNA-containing molecule containing a specific sequence for intermediate operation, and a DNA output molecule representing a calculation result by a biochemical reaction;
- the reaction medium is various for enzyme digestion, enzyme coupling Biochemical enzymes that react with PCR.
- the DNA molecule as a computational medium is on the microfluidic chip of the DNA molecular operator, according to The instructions issued by the controller complete the DNA molecule operation.
- the input portion of the DNA molecular operator corresponds to a DNA calculation molecule containing a specific sequence and a DNA transfer molecule containing a specific sequence
- the output portion corresponds to an enzyme digestion and an enzyme linkage.
- a DNA export molecule that represents a calculated result obtained by a biochemical process.
- the microfluidic chip DNA molecular memory is composed of a storage medium, a reaction medium and a microfluidic chip.
- the storage medium includes a short-chain DNA storage unit molecule containing a known sequence, a DNA blank molecule for initial operation, and a DNA storage molecule representing a superposition result by a biochemical reaction.
- the reaction medium is various biochemical enzymes for enzymatic cleavage, enzyme ligation and PCR reaction;
- the microfluidic chip is composed of microchannel sequential ligase digestion, enzyme ligation, PCR, chip electrophoresis operation unit, and through micropump
- the microvalve is fluid controlled.
- the DNA molecule as a storage medium is on the microfluidic chip of the DNA molecular memory, according to the The instructions issued by the controller complete the storage of the DNA molecule operation process and results.
- the input portion of the DNA molecular memory corresponds to a DNA blank molecule and a DNA storage unit molecule containing a known sequence
- the output portion corresponds to biochemistry by enzymatic digestion, enzyme coupling, etc.
- the DNA storage molecule obtained by the process of "superimposing”.
- the detector detects the DNA output molecule of the DNA molecular operator, and the electronic computer makes a discriminating judgment based on the detection result and sends an instruction to the DNA molecular operator and the DNA molecular memory. , making DNA molecules DNA molecule manipulation and DNA molecule storage are performed on the microfluidic chip operating platform of the arithmetic unit and the memory, respectively.
- the detector may be a laser induced fluorescence detector, an electrochemical detector, or an ultraviolet detector.
- a PCR amplification region is disposed in front of the result output region.
- the microfluidic chip is provided with a region for storing various computing media and various reaction media, and these regions are associated with respective enzyme digestion reaction regions or enzymes through microchannels. Connected to the reaction zone.
- the microfluidic chip is provided with a uniform area for storing blank buffer and waste liquid respectively.
- the invention provides a microfluidic chip DNA molecular memory, which is composed of a storage medium, a reaction medium and a microfluidic chip:
- the storage medium comprises a short-chain DNA storage unit molecule containing a known sequence, and is used for initial operation.
- the microfluidic chip is provided with at least a memory cell region, a digestion reaction region, an enzyme reaction reaction region and a result output region.
- the digestion reaction zone, the enzyme reaction zone, and the result output zone are sequentially connected by microchannels, and the storage unit zone and the enzyme reaction zone are connected by microchannels.
- a PCR amplification zone is arranged in front of the result output area.
- the microfluidic chip is provided with a region for storing various storage media and various reaction media, and these regions are connected to respective related enzyme digestion reaction regions or enzymes through microchannels. The reaction zones are connected.
- the microfluidic chip Di A molecular memory of the present invention, the microfluidic chip is provided with a uniform area for storing blank buffer and waste liquid respectively.
- the inventor of the present invention designs and builds a corresponding microfluidic chip DNA computer based on the above basic technical scheme of the DNA molecular computer based on the microfluidic chip, and the DNA computer specifically It consists of a microfluidic chip, a microfluidic chip workstation, and a kit for performing various molecular reactions.
- the DNA computer microfluidic chip is formed by stacking a flat plate A and a sealing plate B which are integrated with a plurality of complex microchannels and a plurality of operating units on one side; the flat panel A has a plurality of complex microchannels and a plurality of operating units,
- the chip microchannel has a width of 75 m.
- a closed passage is formed in the middle of the two plates, and an inlet and outlet of the passage is provided on the flat plate A.
- the specific chip design is shown in Figure 3.
- group a liquid pool and microchannel complete the input, output, and calculation functions of the DNA computer
- group b liquid pool and microchannel complete the storage function.
- the present invention provides a microfluidic chip for a DNA molecule computer, characterized in that a DNA molecule operation region and a DNA molecule storage region are integrated on the chip.
- various operating units for enzymatic ligation, enzymatic cleavage reaction, PCR reaction and electrophoretic separation in 10 microchannels are integrated to perform input/output functions and calculation functions for DNA molecule calculation.
- the microfluidic chip of the present invention is applied to a DNA molecular computer, wherein the DNA molecule operator is symmetrically disposed with a digestion reaction cell (1) and two enzyme reaction cells (2) , two PCR reaction cells (3), one buffer pool (4), two standard nucleic acid fragment pools (5), and one five waste liquid pools (6).
- the digestion reaction cell (1) is separately coupled with the enzyme reaction cell (2), and sequentially
- the PCR reaction cell (3) is connected; the buffer pool (4), the waste liquid pool (6) and the two standard nucleic acid fragment pools (5) constitute a cross-channel detection zone, and two standard nucleic acid fragment pools (5)
- the interval between the injection channel, the buffer pool (4) and the waste pool (6) is the detection channel; the PCR reaction pool (3) is connected to the injection channel of the detection zone; 0
- a memory device is designed, which includes a "stack" to accumulate the results of each calculation until the instruction is sent.
- the DNA molecular memory portion is provided with two storage unit molecular reservoirs (9), an enzyme digestion, an enzyme reaction cell (10), and a PCR reaction cell (3), a buffer pool (4), a waste liquid pool (6), sample 5 waste liquid pool (11); enzyme digestion, enzyme reaction cell (10) and two storage unit molecular storage
- the pool (9) is connected to the PCR reaction tank (3); the PCR reaction tank (3), the sample waste liquid pool (11), the buffer liquid pool (4), and the waste liquid pool (6) constitute a detection passage of a cross-shaped passage.
- the buffer pool (4) and the waste liquid pool (6) are between the detection channels, and the PCR reaction tank (3) and the sample waste liquid pool (11) are between the injection channels; 7 and 8 are micro valves and micro pumps. See Fig. 5; 0
- the microchannel of the microfluidic chip has an inverted trapezoid or a rectangular cross section, and the microchannel has a width of 75 ⁇ m.
- the diameter of the tank is 2 to 6 mm.
- the microfluidic chip can be made of glass, quartz or plastic. Among them, plastic chips include: ⁇ PDMS Chip, PMMA chip, PC chip.
- the microfluidic chip workstation is an existing and commonly used working system for microfluidic chips. See Figure 2 for an integrated chip electrophoresis platform, laser induced fluorescence detection, CCD monitoring, power supply, and computer operating system. composition. It has chip energy supply and signal collection functions, as well as hardware control of DNA computers. In order to enable the above-mentioned DNA computer to realize functions such as input, output, calculation and storage, a series of biochemical reaction reagents are required to cooperate with it. To this end, the present invention also provides a DNA computer microfluidic chip kit.
- the device has a DNA computer microfluidic chip (1 1 ), a set of restriction endonuclease reagents (22), a set of ligase reagents ( 33 ), and a set of polymerases.
- the chip structure is shown in Figure 3. It integrates multiple sets of complex microchannels.
- the a group of liquid pools and microchannels complete the input, output, and calculation functions of the DNA computer.
- the b group of liquid pools and microchannels complete the storage function.
- the restriction endonuclease reagent comprises a restriction enzyme and a reaction buffer.
- the type of restriction enzyme may be Fok I, Bgl I, BstX I, Sfi I or the like.
- the ligase reaction reagent comprises a T4 ligase and a reaction buffer.
- the PCR reaction reagent contains a Taq enzyme, a reaction buffer, and deoxynucleoside triphosphate (dNTP).
- dNTP deoxynucleoside triphosphate
- the marker serves as an internal standard to determine the length of the product DNA.
- the present invention adopts the microfluidic chip technology for the first time to replace the widely used test tube or surface operation in the DNA calculation process, and utilizes the microfluidic chip operation to be precisely controllable, and can be characterized by high-throughput large-scale integration, for constructing a strict The DNA computer in the sense provides a realistic platform. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
- FIG. 1 is a microfluidic chip DNA computer architecture diagram
- FIG. 2 is a photo of a DNA computer microfluidic chip workstation
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a DNA computer microfluidic chip structure
- Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of the design of the operator on the DNA computer microfluidic chip; Figure: Hole 1. Enzyme digestion cell, well 2. Enzyme reaction cell, well 3. PCR reaction cell , well 4. Buffer pool, well 5. Standard nucleic acid fragment, well 6.
- Waste liquid pool; 7 and 8 respectively represent microvalves and micropumps, which can control each operating unit: ⁇ connection or not;
- 5 is a schematic diagram of a memory design on a DNA computer microfluidic chip; in the figure: a hole 9 stores a molecular reservoir, a hole 10. a digestion, an enzyme reaction cell, a hole 3. a PCR reaction cell, a well 4. a buffer pool, Hole 6. Waste liquid pool, hole 9.
- Sample waste liquid pool; 7 and 8 respectively represent micro valve and micro pump, which can control the connection between each operation unit;
- Figure 6 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the kit used in the DNA computer
- Figure 7 is a finite state automaton with two input symbols (a, b) and three states (S0, S1, S2)
- Figure 8 is a syntactic structure of a triangle
- Figure 9 is a flow chart of the finite state automaton with the input symbol "aabbb" and the corresponding electrophoresis spectrum;
- the microfluidic chip DNA computer mainly includes a microfluidic chip workstation, a microfluidic chip, and a kit for performing various molecular reactions.
- the microfluidic chip workstation consists of a power supply, a control unit, and an output device. It has a chip energy supply and signal collection function, and is also managed.
- the workstation's DC high-voltage power system has eight electrodes. Different voltages can be applied to different positions of the microfluidic chip as needed to control the flow of the reaction between the channels as needed.
- the detector of the microfluidic chip workstation can be moved relative to the chip to detect the reaction products in the logic unit and the memory unit.
- the chip is the core of the entire computer, and the computing and storage functions of the computer are all done on the chip. DNA molecules and various tests in the kit
- Figure 2 shows the microfluidic chip workstation of the integrated DNA computer. It is an existing device that has both electroosmotic and pressure driving methods. Laser-induced fluorescence is used as a detection method, including laser-induced fluorescence.
- the lower part consists of an integrated optical inspection system that includes a CCD and optical inspection record for focus and pipe monitoring. A portion for alternately emitting a fluorescent narrow band filter is designed in the optical detection recording portion for selection of a plurality of wavelengths.
- the rear of the workstation consists of a switchable high voltage power supply and associated circuitry.
- Figure 3 shows the core component microfluidic chip of the DNA computer. This chip includes functions such as input, 30 output, calculation and storage, and integrates digestion reaction, enzyme reaction, PCR reaction and Operating unit such as electrophoresis separation.
- the algorithm logic unit (a) on one side of the chip is shown in Figure 4. Hole 1 is the enzyme digestion cell (1) and is the input unit of the DNA computer signal.
- the detection point is the output end, and the DNA molecule is detected by laser induced fluorescence, and the signal is transmitted to the software part of the microfluidic chip workstation through A/D conversion, and then the expression is expressed and the output function is completed.
- the channels and wells in the chip are the functional units necessary for DNA calculation to realize the biochemical reaction of DNA and the timely separation and detection of reaction products, ensuring the completion of DNA computer input, output functions and calculation functions.
- a "stack" memory is designed to store the results of each calculation. This "stack" memory plays a more important role in context-free grammar recognition.
- 7 and 8 represent microvalves and micropumps, respectively, to control the connection between the various operating units.
- Figure 6 shows the kit used in the microfluidic chip DNA computer.
- the kit includes a microfluidic chip, and various chemical and biological reagents required for enzymatic cleavage reaction, enzyme reaction, PCR reaction and electrophoresis separation.
- the functions of the microfluidic chip DNA computer of Fig. 1 and the typical components of a typical electronic computer are compared. The results are shown in Table 1.
- the input of the program is visualized.
- the processing of the data is stored.
- the coordination system is used to make the input device.
- Electronic meter output equipment such as:
- keyboard Such as: keyboard, memory controller ⁇ computer display device yuan,
- microfluidic core function of the core process is designed to calculate the required DNA workstation test
- the function of DNA microfluidic chip DNA computer For convenience, two input symbols (a, b) and three states (Sc S ⁇ S ⁇ finite state automaton to realize microfluidic chip DNA computer) The above functions are shown in Fig. 7.
- the finite state automaton is proposed based on the idea of syntactic structure pattern recognition of isosceles triangles. Without loss of generality, the triangle can be regarded as composed of small line segments, each The line segments have the same length. These line segments are divided into three types: horizontal line, ascending slash and down slash, which are the basic units of the triangle. On this basis, the triangle is described as a string composed of primitives, as shown in Figure 8. The triangle shown can be expressed as "aabbbcccc".
- the transfer molecule is designed as: Tl : T2:
- T5 T6: PT/CN2005/002098
- Figure 3 is a microfluidic chip design diagram for finite state automaton identification, which can be used to understand the working principle and implementation process of the input, output, operation, control and storage functions of the microfluidic chip DNA computer.
- a specific DNA molecule and corresponding reaction reagent are added to the digestion reaction cell 1 of Fig. 4 to input data.
- DNA molecules are digested, ligated, and PCR-reacted in wells 1-3 to perform DNA calculations.
- the storage unit shown in Fig. 5 is controlled by the microfluidic chip workstation to realize data storage.
- Wells 9 are placed in different storage molecules, and enzyme digestion, enzyme ligation, and PCR reaction are performed in wells 10 and 3 to achieve storage.
- reaction product was electrophoretically separated in the channel between the wells 4-?L6 to obtain a map, and the stored results were recorded.
- the following is a detailed introduction to how to implement the five functions of a DNA computer modeled on a finite state automaton on a microfluidic chip.
- Terminator molecule is GTACCT
- a solution containing the molecule of the above DNA sequence is introduced into the well 1 of the a-side chip of Fig. 3 to effect the input process.
- the cohesive ends formed after digestion are ligated to the corresponding transfer molecules with complementary cohesive ends by ligase to form a new DNA fragment encoding a new state.
- the detection molecule is used to detect the state corresponding to the result of the program operation, so the terminator state of the automaton is designed with a corresponding detection molecule as follows:
- D-So D-Si DS 2 The above-mentioned detection molecule and the Output molecule are linked to form a reporter molecule (Report molecule), which is detected and recorded between the holes 4-6 in the chip of FIG.
- FIG. 9 is an electrophoresis spectrum corresponding to an input state, each intermediate state, and an output state.
- Figure 9a shows the electrophoresis pattern of the input molecule Inpiit-aabbb
- Figure 9 (bf) shows the electrophoresis pattern of each product in the calculation process
- Figure 9g shows the electrophoresis pattern of the output molecule.
- a 100 bp series of standard DNA markers were used as internal standards to determine the length of each target molecule (marked).
- the length of the DNA molecules represented by the left to right peaks corresponds to 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1500 bp.
- the peak of 500 bp is obviously higher than other peaks, so it is used as a marker and is marked in the figure. It can be clearly seen that the peak of each target molecule in the ag of Fig. 9 is significantly displaced relative to the marker, which indicates that the length of the DNA molecule changes after each step of enzyme digestion and enzyme reaction shown on the right side.
- the information of the calculation result is fed back to the workstation, and the memory chip at the other end is controlled by a pre-designed computer program to record the corresponding data into the storage molecule.
- the migration time of the DNA molecule is proportional to the length of the molecule.
- the control of the storage function transmits the signal of the microfluidic chip a side to the workstation, and the memory unit of the control chip b side inputs Memory- a, Memory-b until the instruction is sent.
- Memory implementation 2098
- E molecule The PUC19 plasmid purchased from Takara was amplified with primers L1 and R1 to obtain a fragment of 304 bp in length, wherein 417-422 contains a BamHI endonuclease recognition site: GGATCC, followed by Bam HI digestion, A DNA molecule with a 4 bp cohesive end on the left is generated as a blank molecule "E".
- the right end of the Memory-a and Memory-b molecules have sticky ends that can be attached to the blank molecule "E". Since they all contain a Fokl cleavage site, the enzyme ligated product is re-segmented into two parts under the action of the Fokl enzyme. According to the information about the state and symbol given by the transfer molecule in the calculation process, it is stored. When stored in Memory-a or Memory-b, the blank molecule "E" actually adds a specific sequence of 13 bp or 21 bp. When the output is a Terminator molecule, the storage ends. The stored results are ultimately output by length or sequencing. :: The specific operation of the stored procedure is as follows: First, 30 in the hole 10.
- Figure 10-a is a schematic diagram of a stacked storage process and an electrophoresis spectrum of each stored product
- Figure 10-b is its corresponding operation process.
- the transfer molecules contain information about states and symbols during the operation.
- the transfer molecules of the finite state automaton with the symbol "aab” are T1, ⁇ 2 and ⁇ 3, and the corresponding symbols are a, a, b. According to the above information, will be Memory-a, Memory-a and
- Memory-b is sequentially stored in the E molecule to obtain E a, Eaa and Eaab. Then a stack store with the input symbol "aab" is completed. Dynamic storage of queues and tables can also be implemented using methods similar to the "stacked" stored procedures described above.
- Industrial Applicability The present invention adopts microfluidic chip technology for the first time to replace the widely used test tube or surface operation in the DNA calculation process, and is characterized by precise controllability of microfluidic chip operation and high-throughput large-scale integration.
- the DNA computer in the strict sense provides a realistic platform.
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