Method Article

Genereren van tweekleurige Antigen Microarrays voor de simultane detectie van IgG en IgM Autoantistoffen

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10.3791/54543

September 15th, 2016

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Summary

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We describe here a method to generate customizable antigen microarrays that can be used for the simultaneous detection of serum IgG and IgM autoantibodies from humans and mice. These arrays allow for high-throughput and quantitative detection of antibodies against any antigens or epitopes of interest.

Abstract

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Autoantibodies, which are antibodies against self-antigens, are present in many disease states and can serve as markers for disease activity. The levels of autoantibodies to specific antigens are typically detected with the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) technique. However, screening for multiple autoantibodies with ELISA can be time-consuming and requires a large quantity of patient sample. The antigen microarray technique is an alternative method that can be used to screen for autoantibodies in a multiplex fashion. In this technique, antigens are arrayed onto specially coated microscope slides with a robotic microarrayer. The slides are probed with patient serum samples and subsequently fluorescent-labeled secondary antibodies are added to detect binding of serum autoantibodies to the antigens. The autoantibody reactivities are revealed and quantified by scanning the slides with a scanner that can detect fluorescent signals. Here we describe methods to generate custom antigen microarrays. Our current arrays are printed with 9 solid pins and can include up to 162 antigens spotted in duplicate. The arrays can be easily customized by changing the antigens in the source plate that is used by the microarrayer. We have developed a two-color secondary antibody detection scheme that can distinguish IgG and IgM reactivities on the same slide surface. The detection system has been optimized to study binding of human and murine autoantibodies.

Introduction

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Autoantibodies are present in many disease states and can often have direct pathogenic activity1. Identification of autoantibodies is important for diagnosis of certain diseases, for prognosis of disease outcome, and for the classification of patients who may benefit from specific therapies2. Autoantibodies are typically identified in patient serum using the ELISA technique; however, screening for multiple antigens with this technique is laborious and consumes a large quantity of patient sample. New technologies are therefore needed to profile autoantibodies on a larger scale.

The antigen microarray technique is a prot....

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Protocol

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1. Verdunning antigenen en genereren Antigen Microarrays

  1. Verdun antigenen in PBS tot een eindconcentratie van 0,2 mg / ml. Druk tot 162 unieke antigenen in tweevoud met een microarrayprinter configuratie met 9 pinnen. Onder IgG en IgM antigenen in het antigeen bibliotheek als positieve controles. Omvatten PBS alleen als een negatieve controle.
  2. Voeg 20 ul van elk antigeen aan de 384 goed bronplaat. Antigenen toevoegen bronplaat in groepen die de instelling van de printkop spiegel (bv regelen antigenen in groepen van 9 bij 9 kunnen worden gebruikt voor het afdrukken).
  3. Cover bron plaat met folie en bevriezen bij -80 ° C tot klaar ....

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Results

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Antigenen zijn aangebracht in een plaat met 384 putjes en gedrukt op objectglaasjes door een robot microarrayprinter zie figuur 1. Figuur 2 toont glaasjes geplaatst in een frame met incubatie kamers en een gescande dia na verwerking. Figuur 3 toont positieve en negatieve controleglaasjes. De negatieve schuif alleen maar geprobed met secundaire antilichamen, en de positieve controle dia geprobed met serum van een patiënt met systemische l.......

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Discussion

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De hier beschreven protocol maakt de kwantificering van auto-antilichamen met het antigeen microarray techniek. Antigeen microarrays bieden verscheidene voordelen boven conventionele ELISA screening voor autoantilichamen. Allereerst een grote antigenen zoals nucleïnezuren, eiwitten, peptiden, en cellysaten worden opgesteld op de met nitrocellulose gecoate glaasjes, hetgeen aldus gemultiplexte screenen van autoantilichamen. Bovendien, slechts microgram antigeen nodig om de arrays genereren aangezien nanoliters antigeendo.......

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Disclosures

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The authors have nothing to disclose.

Acknowledgements

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A.C. was supported by a postdoctoral fellowship from the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada and the Training Program in Regenerative Medicine (Canadian Institutes of Health Research). F.Y.Y.H. was supported by the Training Program in Regenerative Medicine. This work was funded by a grant from Astellas Pharma Canada. We also would like to thank Dr. Mark Menenghini (University of Toronto) for use of his Axon microarray scanner.

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Materials

List of materials used in this article
NameCompanyCatalog NumberComments
Ribosomal P0Diarect14100dilute to 0.2 mg/ml in PBS
human IgGJackson Immuno009-000-003dilute to 0.2 mg/ml in PBS
human IgMJackson Immuno009-000-012dilute to 0.2 mg/ml in PBS
mouse IgGSigma-AldrichI5381dilute to 0.2 mg/ml in PBS
mouse IgMBiolegend401601dilute to 0.2 mg/ml in PBS
double-stranded DNASigma-AldrichD1626dilute to 0.2 mg/ml in PBS
single-stranded DNASigma-AldrichD8899dilute to 0.2 mg/ml in PBS
microarrayerVirtekVersArray Chipwriter Promany types of arrayers are suitable
solid printing pinsArrayit CorporationSSP015
software for robotic microarrayerVirtekChipwriter Pro 
FAST slides (2 Pad)GVS Northa America10485317
FAST frameGVS Northa America10486001
FAST incubation chambers (2 Pad)GVS Northa America10486242
384 well platesWhatman7701-5101
plate sealersVWR60941-062
foil plate coversVWR60941-124
Tween-20Fisher ScientificBP337-500
Fetal calf serumInvitrogen12483020
Cy3 goat anti-human IgGJackson Immuno109-165-096use working stock in 50% glyercol
Cy5 goat anti-human IgMJackson Immuno109-175-129use working stock in 50% glyercol
Cy3 goat anti-mouse IgGJackson Immuno115-165-071use working stock in 50% glyercol
Cy5 goat anti-mouse IgMJackson Immuno115-175-075use working stock in 50% glyercol
Microarray ScannerMolecular DevicesAxon 4200A
Microarray softwareMolecular DevicesGenepix 6.1
Clustering softwareeisenlab.orgCluster 3.0
Heatmap softwareeisenlab.orgTreeview 1.60
Microarray statistical softwareStanford UniversitySAM 4.0 (Significance Analysis of Microarrays)

References

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Antigen MicroarrayAutoantibody DetectionTwo color DetectionIgG IgM DetectionMicroarray PrintingSerum ProbingFluorescent ScanningPBS BlockingSecondary AntibodySlide Alignment

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