Journal: ACS sensors
Article Title: Extracellular Vesicle Antibody Microarray for Multiplexed Inner and Outer Protein Analysis.
doi: 10.1021/acssensors.2c01750
Figure Lengend Snippet: Figure 4. Combinatorial EVPio analysis of inner, cytosolic proteins and outer, membrane proteins and validation of multiplexing through multiplexed vs singleplexed analysis. (A) Fluorescence micrographs of inner protein HSP70 and outer proteins CD9 and CD63 detected on EVPio microarrays with CD63, CD9, CD81, and EpCAM capture spots, and negative controls (GFP) in HT29 EVs at 3.8 × 1010 particles/mL. Complete array images can be found in Figure S7. (B) Violin log plots of the averaged ratios for all four capture antibodies (CD63, CD9, EpCAM, and CD81) as well as a nonspecific control (GFP) of multiplexed over singleplexed signals for inner (HSP70) and outer (CD9 and CD63) detection antibodies and different amplification trees for HT29 EVs. Averaged multiplexed signals are comparable, and up to ∼2.5× higher than the singleplexed signals. Violin plots are used to show the distribution of the data, and overlay a boxplot (median, interquartile range) with a kernel density plot (probabilities).50 (C) Bar graphs of linear, two-branch, and four-branch trees for the signal amplification. Two-branch amplification gave the highest signals. Errors bars are SE.
Article Snippet: The following trios of barcoded antibodies were used for triplexed detection: CD63-BC38, ITG α2 (MAB1233, R&D Systems)-BC64, and HSP70-BC23; CD9-BC51, ITG α6 (MAB1350, R&D Systems)-BC09, and Alix (MA1-83977, Invitrogen)-BC60; CD81-BC50, ITG β1 (MAB17781, R&D Systems)-BC27, and HSP90-BC60; CD82 (342102, Biolegend)-BC43, ITG β4 (MAB4060, R&D Systems)-BC79, and claudin-2 (32−5600, Thermo Fisher)-BC61.
Techniques: Membrane, Biomarker Discovery, Multiplexing, Fluorescence, Control, Amplification