US2006142952A1PendingUtilityA1
Microarray device for identifying splice variants of a gene
Est. expiryJul 25, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
G16B 25/10G16B 25/00C12Q 1/6827C12Q 1/6809C12Q 1/6837Y10S707/99943
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Abstract
A method and system for identifying mRNA present in a sample. A splice variant technique selects a set of possible exon-exon junctions based on exons of expected mRNA transcripts. The splice variant technique then selects indicator polynucleotides for the exon-exon junctions and detects the expression level of the indicator polynucleotides in the sample. The splice variant technique then may use a mathematical algorithm to identify possible splice variants in the sample from the observed expression levels.
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24 . A nucleotide array, comprising: an indicator polynucleotide for a predicted exon-exon junction of a gene.
25 . The array of claim 24 , wherein the gene comprises at least a first exon, a second exon, and a third exon, and the indicator polynucleotide indicates a junction between the first exon and the third exon.
26 . The array of claim 25 , further comprising an indicator polynucleotide for the second exon.
27 . The array of claim 25 , further comprising an indicator polynucleotide for a junction between the first exon and the second exon.
28 . The array of claim 25 , further comprising an indicator polynucleotide for a junction between the second exon and the third exon.
29 . The array of claim 24 , wherein the indicator polynucleotide indicates a trim or extension of an exon of the gene.
30 . A nucleotide array, comprising: a first indicator polynucleotide for an exon-exon junction of a first splice variant of a gene and a second indicator polynucleotide for an exon-exon junction of a second splice variant of the gene.
31 . The array of claim 30 , wherein the first indicator polynucleotide indicates a predicted exon-exon junction.
32 . The array of claim 30 , wherein the first indicator polynucleotide indicates a trim or extension of an exon identified by the second indicator polynucleotide.
33 . The array of claim 30 , wherein the gene comprises at least a first exon, a second exon, and a third exon.
34 . The array of claim 33 wherein the first indicator polynucleotide indicates a junction between the first exon and the third exon, and the second indicator polynucleotide indicates a junction between the first exon and the second exon.
35 . The array of claim 34 , further comprising an indicator polynucleotide for the second exon.
36 . The array of claim 33 , wherein the first indicator polynucleotide indicates a junction between the first exon and the third exon, and the second indicator polynucleotide indicates a junction between the second exon and the third exon.
37 . The array of claim 36 , further comprising an indicator polynucleotide for the second exon.
38 . The array of claim 34 , further comprising an indicator polynucleotide for a junction between the second exon and the third exon.
39 . The array of claim 30 , wherein the gene comprises at least a first exon, a second exon, a third exon, and a fourth exon.
40 . The array of claim 39 wherein the first indicator polynucleotide indicates a junction between the first exon and the fourth exon, and the second indicator polynucleotide indicates a junction between the second exon and the third exon.
41 . The array of claim 39 , wherein the first indicator polynucleotide indicates a junction between the first exon and the third exon, and the second indicator polynucleotide indicates a junction between the second exon and the fourth exon.
42 . The array of claim 39 , wherein the first indicator polynucleotide indicates a junction between the first exon and the fourth exon, and the array further comprises an indicator polynucleotide for the second exon and an indicator polynucleotide for the third exon.
43 . A nucleotide array, comprising: a plurality of indicator polynucleotides for exon-exon junctions.
44 . The array of claim 43 , wherein the plurality comprises indicator polynucleotides for exon-exon junctions of multiple splice variants of a gene.
45 . The array of claim 44 , further comprising indicator polynucleotides for exons of the gene.
46 . The array of claim 43 , wherein the plurality comprises indicator polynucleotides for multiple exon-exon junctions of a first splice variant of a gene.
47 . The array of claim 46 , wherein the plurality comprises an indicator polynucleotide for an exon-exon junction of a second splice variant of the gene.
48 . The array of claim 46 , further comprising indicator polynucleotides for exons of the gene.
49 . The array of claim 43 , wherein the plurality comprises indicator polynucleotides for all exon-exon junctions of a first splice variant of a gene.
50 . The array of claim 49 , further comprising indicator polynucleotides for all exons of the first splice variant.
51 . The array of claim 49 , wherein the plurality comprises an indicator polynucleotide for an exon-exon junction of a second splice variant of the gene.
52 . The array of claim 49 , wherein the plurality comprises indicator polynucleotides for all exon-exon junctions of a second splice variant of the gene.
53 . The array of claim 49 , further comprising indicator polynucleotides for all exons of the first splice variant.
54 . The array of claim 52 , further comprising indicator polynucleotides for all exons of the second splice variant.
55 . A nucleotide array comprising: an indicator polynucleotide for an exon-exon junction of a gene and a plurality of indicator polynucleotides for exons of the gene.
56 . The array of claim 55 , wherein the plurality comprises indicator polynucleotides for all exons of a first splice variant of the gene.
57 . The array of claim 56 , wherein the plurality comprises indicator polynucleotides for all exons of a second splice variant of the gene.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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