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Molecular Diagnosis I: Methods in Molecular Medicine 张咸宁 [email protected] Tel:13105819271; 88208367 Office: A705, Research Building 2012/09 Trends of Medicine in 21th Century • Application of genomic knowledge & technology will significantly improve the diagnosis and treatment of the disease – Treatment afterward Predictive & Preventive – General Personalized – Molecular epidemiology: Sub-population – Rare diseases Common diseases Why Clone Human Genes? •To define inherited genetic mutations •Develop diagnostic reagents (pre-natal testing) •Develop targeted therapies •To isolate functional/normal genes •Prepare normal protein products (Factor VIII) •Therapeutic use of proteins normally produced at low levels •Vaccine development (avoid attenuated organisms) •To isolate genes with somatic mutations •Develop diagnostic reagents •Target therapy to altered gene product •To define and understand cellular pathways and circuits •Signal transduction, immunity, development, cell cycle and apoptosis The basic tools of gene exploration • Restriction-enzyme analysis: “molecular scalpels” • Recombinant DNA technique: • Blotting technique: 1. Southern Blot: DNA hybridization 2. Northern Blot: RNA hybridization 3. Western Blot: Protein hybridization • DNA sequencing: observe the DNA sequence • Solid-phase synthesis of nucleic acids: synthesize nucleic acids sequence de novo • PCR (polymerase chain reaction): amplify DNA billionfold Overview Molecular Diagnostics and Therapeutics • Identify Changes in DNA Sequence • Identify Changes in Gene Expression – Individual Gene – Global Gene Expression Profiling • Develop Disease Targeted Therapies • Impact of the Human Genome Project Human genome DNA Extraction • Venous blood(5 ml) → WBC → lysing buffer (SDS) and protease K → centrifugation, collect supernatant → phenol → centrifugation, collect supernant → RNase A and T1 → phenol → centrifugation, collect supernatant → potassium acetate and EtOH (absolute) → genomic DNA appears (like cotton fiber) Restriction-enzyme analysis: “molecular scalpels”—Restriction endonucleases split DNA into specific fragment • RE: recognize specific base sequences in doublehelical DNA and cleave at specific places. • Types of RE: >100 Nomenclature of RE: A 3-letter abbreviation for the host organism (italic!) + a strain designation + a roman numeral • E.g., EcoRI: (Escherichia coli) sticky end blunt end Restriction fragments can be separated by gel electrophoresis and visualized • 1, 4,7: fX-174 RF DNA-Hind II digest; 2, 5, 8: lambda DNA-Hind III digest; 3, 6: fX-174 RF DNA-Hae III digest. Markers were separated for 30 min at 200 V in a 1% agarose gel, then stained with ethidium bromide(EB). Electrophoresis Horizontal electrophoresis system Vertical electrophoresis system Range of Separation in Cells Containing Different Amounts of Standard Low-EEO (electroendo-osmosis) Agarose: Agarose Concentration Range of Separation of in Gel (% [w/v]) Linear DNA Molecules (kb) 0.3 5 ~ 60 0.6 1 ~ 20 0.7 0.8 ~ 10 0.9 0.5 ~ 7 1.2 0.4 ~ 6 1.5 0.2 ~ 3 2.0 0.1 ~ 2 Effective Range of Separation of DNAs in Polyacrylamide gel (PAGE) Concentration of Effective Range of Separation Acrylamide Monomer (%) (bp) 3.5 1000 ~ 2000 5.0 80 ~ 500 8.0 60 ~ 400 12.0 40 ~ 200 15.0 25 ~ 150 20.0 6 ~ 100 Pulsed-field Gel Electrophoresis (PFGE) Resolution: 20 kb ~100 mb E.g., Gene Navigator Pulsed Field System (GE,USA) Analyzing specific nucleic acids in complex mixtures The Southern Blot- Edwin Southern • Digest the total DNA of an organism with a RE • fractionate by size • Identify sequence of interest using a labeled probe Southern Blot: DNA hybridization Southern Blot: DNA hybridization Southern Blot: DNA hybridization Southern blots are used for diagnostic procedures •Large deletions •Point mutations which alter a RE site •Chromosomal translocations •Gene amplification Northern blot: RNA hybridization • Expression of a specific gene-changes from tissue to tissue • The relative size of the mRNA transcript • Relative levels of RNA in different samples Northern Blot analysis reveals increased expression of β-globin mRNA in differentiated erythroleukemia cells. UN: uninduced cells Western Blot: Protein hybridization (A) Blot using the Dy4/6D3 Ab, which is specific for the dystrophin rod domian. (B) Blot using the Dy6/C5 Ab, which is specific for the C-terminal region of dystrophin. DNA sequencing : Sanger (dideoxy) method, using flurescent tagged ddNTPs. The 96-capillary 3730xl DNA Analyzer (ABI,USA) is the Gold Standard for high throughput genetic analysis Frederick Sanger (1918-) : Nobel Prize Winner 2 times: Pr. Sequencing/1958; DNA Sequencing/1980 DNA probes and genes can be synthesized by automated solid-phase methods: ABI 310 DNA Synthesizer Millions of the target sequences can be readily obtained by PCR if the flanking sequences of the target are known. 3 steps: • Denature • Renature (annealing) • Extension ABI 9700 PCR System PCR amplification of DNA Cycle 3 4 5 10 20 30 ds copies 2 4 8 256 262,144 268,435,456 PCR is used in many diagnostic tests and forensic tests •Point mutations can be detected by incorporating them into the primers •PCR product can be sequenced •Sizing of repeated regions-microsatellite •Detecting infectious diseases (viral genomes) PCR is powerful in lots of biomedical fields! Mullis K (1993 NP ) RT: Formation of a cDNA duplex Quantitative RT-PCR Measures fluorescence generated by incorporation of a tagged nucleotide (SURF-4 mRNA) The expression levels of thousands of genes can be simultaneously analyzed using DNA microarrays • The level at which a gene is expressed,as indicated by mRNA quantities,can vary widely,ranging from no expression to hundreds of mRNA copies per cell.Geneexpression patterns vary from cell type to cell type. • Even within the same cell, gene-expression levels may vary as the cell responds to changes in physiological circumstances. DNA microarrays (gene chips) Cells, cell lines, tumor specimens etc. Genes Recombinant DNA technology • Recombinant DNA:Any DNA molecule formed in vitro by joining DNA fragments from different sources. Commonly produced by cutting DNA molecules with restriction enzymes and then joining the resulting fragments from different sources with DNA ligase. Recombinant DNA technology: REs and DNA ligase (“molecular paste”) are key tools Vectors: Plasmid, λ phage,… • Plasmid: Small,circular extrachromosomal DNA molecule capable of autonomous replication in a cell. Use of recombinant DNA technology to produce medicine •Production of vaccines Yeast cells Can be grown to high density in a fermentor Acknowledge(PPT特别鸣谢!) • UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine • www.medsch.ucla.edu/ANGEL/ • Prof. Gasson JC (UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center ), et al.