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Sequence information can be obtained from single DNA molecules
Ido Braslavsky, Benedict Hebert, Emil Kartalov Stephen R. Quake
Article critique presented by Véronique Lecault
January 30th, 2007 EECE 491c
PNAS, 100(7):3960-3964 (2003)
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The 1000$ Genome Challenge
Human genome project:
Current cost for mammalian genome:
2010 target:
2015 target:
$3 billion
$30 million
$100 000
$1000
“Remember that time is money”
-Benjamin Franklin, 1748
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Routes to Genomic SequenceSource of DNA
Amplification of a single DNA copy
DNA amplification and/or modification
Sequencing
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What are the advantages of single molecule sequencing?
Individual fragments of DNA do not need to be amplified.
Sequencing can be in real-time (reading do not become dephased)
Low volumes required
Massive parallelization possible
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The Experimental System
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Results
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Results
1. Expose primer
2. Photobleach primer
3. Flow dUTP-Cy3 + polymerase and wash out
4. Expose with green laser
5. Flow dCTP-Cy5 + polymerase and wash out
6. Expose with red laser
7. Flow dATP and dGTP + polymerase and wash out
8. Flow dCTP + polymerase and wash out
9. Expose with red laser
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Results – Template 1
Yield : 50%
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Results – Template 3
Yield : 10%
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Results – Templates 1 & 2
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Is That Enough for the Challenge?
Limitations :
FRET readout length (5 nm – 15 pb)
DNA polymerase interaction with modified nucleotides
Far from de novo sequencing with 5 pb and only 2 nucleotides
Hard to assess consecutives bases
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Critique Summary
To be improved Good
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•A signature of 5 bp with 2 nucleotides is not very impressive
•More work should be done to improve the yield and allow adjacent incorporations
•Current limitations of this technology are underestimated
• The time and cost of each experiment should be addressed
• Clever way of reducing background fluorescence
• Important step forward in single molecule DNA sequencing
•Solutions suggested to resolve some of the limitations
•Clear representation of FRET signaling•It is not very clear to see what the correlogram correlates
•The paper is disappointing compared to the exciting abstract
•A picture without incorporation is missing for the reader