Issue 1, 2013

Luminometric sub-nanoliter droplet-to-droplet array (LUMDA) and its application to drug screening by phase I metabolism enzymes

Abstract

Here we show the fabrication of the Luminometric Sub-nanoliter Droplet-to-droplet Array (LUMDA chip) by inkjet printing. The chip is easy to be implemented and allows for a multiplexed multi-step biochemical assay in sub-nanoliter liquid spots. This concept is here applied to the integral membrane enzyme CYP3A4, i.e. the most relevant enzymatic target for phase I drug metabolism, and to some structurally-related inhibitors.

Graphical abstract: Luminometric sub-nanoliter droplet-to-droplet array (LUMDA) and its application to drug screening by phase I metabolism enzymes

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Article information

Article type
Technical Innovation
Submitted
19 Aug 2012
Accepted
25 Oct 2012
First published
26 Oct 2012

Lab Chip, 2013,13, 68-72

Luminometric sub-nanoliter droplet-to-droplet array (LUMDA) and its application to drug screening by phase I metabolism enzymes

G. Arrabito, C. Galati, S. Castellano and B. Pignataro, Lab Chip, 2013, 13, 68 DOI: 10.1039/C2LC40948H

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