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Método de activación química superficial de un soporte sólido en base silicio mediante anclaje covalente directo de al menos una biomolécula de ácidos nucleicos

Authors: Bañuls Polo, María José; Maquieira Catalá, Ángel; Eritja Casadellà, Ramón; Escorihuela Fuentes, Jorge; Grijalvo, Santiago; Puchades Pla, Rosa;

Método de activación química superficial de un soporte sólido en base silicio mediante anclaje covalente directo de al menos una biomolécula de ácidos nucleicos

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La presente invención se refiere a un método de activación química superficial por reacción tiol-eno (TEC) o tiol-ino (WC) de un soporte sólido en base silicio mediante anclaje covalente directo de al menos una biomolécula que es una secuencia de oligonucleótidos de ADN o ARN, donde a) la superficie del soporte está funcionalizada con grupos alqueno o alquino y la biomolécula presenta un grupo tiol terminal, y/o b) la superficie del soporte está funcionalizada con grupos tiol y la biomolécula presenta un grupo alqueno o alquino terminal; dicho método comprendiendo las etapas de: depositar la secuencia de oligonucleótidos sobre la superficie del soporte mediante técnicas de impresión con o sin contacto; y anclar la secuencia de oligonucleótidos a la superficie del soporte por adición radical mediante reacción TEC o TYC provocada por fotoirradiación con luz UV cercana al visible durante un intervalo de tiempo comprendido entre 5 minutos y 3 horas, sin necesidad de emplear crosslinkers y/o catalizadores

Universitat Politécnica de Valencia, consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red en Bioingeniería, Biomateriales y Nanomedicina (CIBER-BBN)

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