PubMed · 12814270
Self-assembling protein arrays using electronic semiconductor microchips and in vitro translation.
Abstract
Protein arrays will greatly accelerate research and development in medical and biological sciences. We have used cell-free protein biosynthesis and a parallel immobilization strategy for producing protein biochips. We demonstrate a model two-protein microarray using luciferase and green fluorescent protein, both expressed in a cell-free system and specifically immobilized on CombiMatrix semiconductor oligonucleotide microarrays. This demonstration provides evidence for the appropriate folding, activity, robust presentation, and efficient flexible detection of proteins on the microscale.
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Andrew V Oleinikov, Matthew D Gray, Jun Zhao, Donald D Montgomery, Andrey L Ghindilis, Kilian Dill. Self-assembling protein arrays using electronic semiconductor microchips and in vitro translation.. https://doi.org/10.1021/pr0300011
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