Silantes has developed a cost-effective technology for synthesizing stable isotope-labelled DNA oligonucleotides. The enzymatic method differs from the conventional solid-phase synthesis and allows a more efficient conversion of isotope-labelled dNTPs into oligonucleotides, either isotope-labelling the entire oligonucleotide or all positions of a particular base.
Silantes has developed a cost-effective technology for synthesizing stable isotope-labelled DNA oligonucleotides. The enzymatic method differs from the conventional solid-phase synthesis and allows a more efficient conversion of isotope-labelled dNTPs into oligonucleotides, either isotope-labelling the entire oligonucleotide or all positions of a particular base.
Silantes' enzymatic DNA synthesis method consists of four steps: primer and template design, annealing, synthesis, separation and purification resulting in a high purity DNA sample at a low price.
In the following, the individual steps of enzymatic DNA oligonucleotide synthesis are briefly described:
Step 1: Primer and template design
A primer oligonucleotide is designed, which provides the start signal for the enzyme in a later step. Subsequently, a template oligonucleotide complementary to the primer and the product sequence is designed. This template oligonucleotide forms the transcription template for the enzyme.
Step 2: Annealing
The complementary part of the template is annealed to the primer.
Step 3: Synthesis
The enzyme and isotope-labelled dNTPs are now added to the template-primer complex. The enzyme attaches to the primer resulting in product synthesis.
Step 4. The innovative step: Separation and purification
The isotope-labelled product is now bound in a product-primer-template complex. Purification of this complex presents a challenge due to the risk of destroying the product sequence when separating the complex. To overcome this potential problem, Silantes has developed an innovative approach by modifying the primer and carefully adjusting process parameters during acid hydrolysis. This allows to separate the intact product, primer and template sequence from each other.
The reaction components are then fractionated by HPLC. An exemplary HPLC elution profile is shown below. The fraction containing the product sequence is then isolated.
To provide a quote for your DNA synthesis project, we need the following information:
Based on this information, we prepare a quotation for the synthesis of your DNA fragment. Once an order is placed, purified DNA fragment delivery time is commonly less than 6 weeks.
For quotation inquiries or to get more information please contact sales@silantes.com.