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DIGITAL DETECTION OF EXOMES CAPTURED ON A MICROARRAY-BASED SOLID PHASE CHIP BY INTERFEROMETRIC IMAGING Marcella Chiari and Marina Cretich Istiture of Chemistry of Molecular Recognition C.N.R. Italy This project has received funding from the


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DIGITAL DETECTION OF EXOMES CAPTURED ON A MICROARRAY-BASED SOLID PHASE CHIP BY INTERFEROMETRIC IMAGING Marcella Chiari and Marina Cretich

Istiture of Chemistry of Molecular Recognition C.N.R. Italy This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 766466”.

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http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fimmu.2015.00203/full

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  • Lack of methods to isolate a pure exosome population
  • Difficulty in accurately measuring the quantity and purity of

exosomes.

  • Exosomes have diameters in the range from 30-100

nanometers, i.e., which is too small to be accurately sized by conventional methods such as optical microscopy and flow cytometry (FC) without labels.

Hurdles in the clinical utilization of exosomes

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INDEX: Integrated nanoparticle isolation and detection system for complete on-chip analysis of exosomes

Horizon2020 Framework Programme, H2020-FETOPEN-2016-2017 (H2020-FETOPEN-1-2016-2017)

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Interferometric detection platforms

Interferometric Reflectance Imaging Sensor

SP-IRIS IRIS Single Particle Interferometric Reflectance Imaging Sensor

  • Prof. Selim Unlu

Boston University

  • Dr. George Daabaoul

NexGen Array Boston

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Label-free detection by LED based Interferometric Reflectance Imaging Sensor (IRIS)

Daaboul GG…. and M. S. Ünlü Biosens Bioelectron 26 : 2221-2227 (2011 )

Spectral reflectance signature

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Single particle-IRIS

A visible LED provides illumination and bright field reflection image is captured on a CCD camera. The key to improved visibility of nanoparticles on the SP-IRIS system is mixing of the scattered light with reference field reflected from the Si surface.

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Single Particle – IRIS

  • Label Free direct sensing of individual viruses
  • Digital Detection: Single molecule level detection of Nucleic Acids

and Proteins

  • ULTIMATE BIODETECTION PLATFORM?

Single Virus Detection (label –free) Single Molecule Detection of Antigen proteins and DNA/RNA

SiO2 Si IRIS detection platform

nano-barcode

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Real-Time in-liquid Virus Detection

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Single Particle Interferometric Reflectence Imaging Sensor SP-IRIS SP-IRIS detection principle, monochromatic LED light illuminates the sensor surface and the interferometricly enhanced nanoparticle scattering signature is captured on a CMOS camera.

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Exosome capture, digital counting, and relative sizing. A-B) Anti-CD81 capture probe image acquired before and after incubation with purified Human Embryonic Kidney 293 (HEK293) cells derived exosomes. C-D) zoom-box of particles detected pre- and post-incubation. E-F) particle contrast histogram pre- and post-incubation

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A) SP-IRIS image of exosomes being captured by anti-CD81 antibody. B) Exosomes visualized by SEM of the same field-of-view for comparison. Scale bar is 1 micron.

Nanoparticle capture validation with scanning electron microscope (SEM)

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Nanoparticle capture validation with AFM

Exosomes purified from HEK cell line, captured with anti- CD81 antibody

  • n silicon chip and detected by SP-IRIS (A) and AFM (B, C).
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Exosomes, isolated from HEK cells and EV depleted supernatant, captured with antibodies against CD81, CD63, CD9 and IgG negative control and detected by SP-IRIS.

Phenotyping of exosomes from HEK cells

Nanoparticle tracking analysis

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(A,B,C) and EVs depleted supernatant (D,E,F) incubated on SP-IRIS chip with anti-CD63 (A,D), anti-CD81 (B,E) and Goat IgG negative control (C,F) spotted on the surface of the chip.

Contrast distribution of particles of HEK exosomes purified by ultracentrifugation

Anti CD63 Anti CD81 U n r e l a t e d I g G

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A good correlation can be observed for both capture antibodies CD63 (yellow line, R2 0.97) and CD81 (blue line, R2 0.93);

Dilution curve of exosomes purified from HEK cell line and detected with SP-IRIS.

LOD= 3.94E+09 particles/mL LOD= 5.07E+09 particles/mL

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The expression of the typical exosomal biomarkers CD81 CD63 as well as the neural adhesion protein CD171 is significantly different than in the artificial CSF, negative control. SP-IRIS label-free assay on human hydrocephalus CSF sample and artificial CSF.

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Reversible capture of exosomes

exosomes are immunocaptured through DNA-directed Immobilization of exosome-specific antibodies (Anti-CD9 and Anti-CD63).

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Anti-CD9 antibody.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:

ANALYTICAL MICROSYSTEM LAB Marina Cretich Francesco Damin Laura Sola PhD students and post docs Paola Gagni Dario Brambilla Boston University Selim Unlu NexGen Array George Doaboul, NexGen Array Istituto Centro San Giovanni di Dio Fatebenefratelli, Brescia, Italy Roberta Ghidoni, Luisa Benussi University of Trento, Povo (TN) Italy Paolo Bettotti

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