Bead bound combinatorial oligonucleoside phosphorothioate and phosphorodithioate aptamer libraries
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1. A method for isolation of a target comprising the steps of:
- dispersing one or more probe beads comprising a thioaptamer library selected from thioaptamers (S—
ODN) or dithioaptamers (S2—
ODN) in a thixotropic agent, wherein the thioaptamers comprises one or more but less than all of the linkages selected from the group rATP(α
S2), rUTP(α
S2), rGTP(α
S2), rCTP(α
S2), rATP(α
S), dTTP(α
S), dGTP(α
S), dCTP(α
S), dATP(α
S2), dTTP(α
S2), dGTP(α
S2) and dCTP(α
S2);
scanning for probe beads that generate a detectable signal from interaction between the one or more probe beads and the target; and
picking one or more probe beads based on the detectable signal;
extracting the target from the probe bead; and
identifying the target by mass spectrometry after liquid chromatography.
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Abstract
The present invention includes composition and methods for making and using a combinatorial library having two or more beads, wherein attached to each bead is a unique nucleic acid aptamer that have disposed thereon a unique sequence. The library aptamers may be attached covalently to the one or more beads, which may be polystyrene beads. The aptamers may include phosphorothioate, phosphorodithioate and/or methylphosphonate linkages and may be single or double stranded DNA, RNA or even PNAs.
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1. A method for isolation of a target comprising the steps of:
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dispersing one or more probe beads comprising a thioaptamer library selected from thioaptamers (S—
ODN) or dithioaptamers (S2—
ODN) in a thixotropic agent, wherein the thioaptamers comprises one or more but less than all of the linkages selected from the group rATP(α
S2), rUTP(α
S2), rGTP(α
S2), rCTP(α
S2), rATP(α
S), dTTP(α
S), dGTP(α
S), dCTP(α
S), dATP(α
S2), dTTP(α
S2), dGTP(α
S2) and dCTP(α
S2);scanning for probe beads that generate a detectable signal from interaction between the one or more probe beads and the target; and picking one or more probe beads based on the detectable signal; extracting the target from the probe bead; and identifying the target by mass spectrometry after liquid chromatography. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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