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Systematic and Rational Design of Protein Arrays in Noncontact Printers: Pipeline and Critical Aspects
Pablo Juanes-Velasco1, Alicia Landeira-Viñuela1, Angela-Patricia Hernandez2
1Department of Medicine and Cytometry General Service-Nucleus, CIBERONC, Cancer Research Centre (IBMCC/CSIC/USAL/IBSAL), Avda. Universidad de Coimbra S/N, Salamanca, Spain.
Abstract:
The systematic design and construction of customized protein microarrays are critical for the further successful screening of biological samples in biomedical research projects. In general protein microarrays are classified according to the content, detection method, and printing methodology, among others. Here, we are focused on the type of printing: contact and noncontact. Both approaches have advantages and disadvantages; however, in any of the approaches, a prior well design and systematic preparation of materials and/or instruments required for the customized antibody arrays is critical. In this chapter, the process for an antibody microarray by a noncontact printer is described in detail from the preparation of array content to the analysis, including quality control steps.

