the bloodgen project : platform technology for mass scale
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The Bloodgen project : Platform Technology for Mass Scale Genotyping of Blood Groups and Beyond
Prof. Neil D. Avent and Bloodgen consortium members
DGTI Symposium SY1 Friday 24th September 2004
Bloodgen visions• To provide platform technologies for Genotyping for all major blood group alleles – Gene chip and fluoro-SSP
• To produce Commercial products at the conclusion of the project
• Full Genotyping of ALL Blood donors in the EU
• Reduce incidence of alloimmunisation by extensive use of electronic cross matching cf genotype
Quality of Life and Management of Living Resources
Blood Grouping and Genotyping:Improving patient safety
and Blood Transfusion Compatibility
Acronym: BloodGen
Key Actions:3: The Cell Factory
3.1: Improving the diagnostic and therapeutic arsenal for healthcare3.1.1 The development of new diagnostics:
Submitted 2001, Funded 2002 and initiated 1st September 2003
QLK3-2003-01772
Lund, Sweden
Ulm, Germany
Bristol, UK(UWEand BITS)
Prague, Czech Republic
Derio, Spain
CLB (Sanquin) Dreieich, GermanyAmsterdam,Netherlands
Rotterdam,Netherlands
BarcelonaSpain
NH2
NH2
NH2
Coa=Ala45Cob=Val45
COOH
GE DI MNS
RhAGCD241
RH CO
Jka=Asp280Jkb=Asn280
COOH
JK
GPACD235A GPB
CD235B
LWa=Gln70LWb=Arg70
Ina=Pro46Inb=Arg46
NH2NH2
NH2
VV
C2
C2C2
Lua=His77Lub=Arg77
Aua=Ala539Aub=Thr539
Lu4, Lu8
Lu5
C2C2
COOHCOOH
C2V
Ok(a+)=Glu92Ok(a-)=Lys92
NH2
K→kMet193Thr
XK
CD44
AQP-1
NH2
CR1CD35
AChE
ICAM4CD242
LUCD239
DO
SLC4A1CD230GPD
CD236D
GPC CD236C
COOH
NH2
DAFCD55
KELLCD238
FYCD234
Fya=Gly42Fyb=Asp42
OKCD147
RG
D
JMHCD108
RhCE CD240CERhD CD240D
NH2
LW IN LU OK XG CROM KELKN YTJMH FY DO
SLC14A1 Kx
NH2
NH2 NH2
E=Pro226e=Ala226
C=Ser103c=Pro103
ADHESION RECEPTOR ENZYME
TRANSPORTSTRUCTURAL
Lu13
Lu17
Lu20
Current usage of Blood Group Genotyping
• Fetuses at risk of HDNF
• Multi-transfused patients (e.g. sufferers of sickle cell disease)
Scheme for genotyping blood group antigensDNA isolation
PCR amplification of gene fragment carrying thepolymorphic site using a multiplex (MPX) PCR
Hybridisation on array
Measurement of the fluorescence
Labelling/fragmentation of MPX PCR products
Interpretation of the signals: typing of the sample
T2561CDia/DibDiego (DI/010)
C59T , G71A , T72GT143C
M/NS/s
MNS (MNS/002)
G125AT-33CC265T
Fya/Fyb
FY-GATAmutFyx
Duffy (FY/008)
G838AJka/Jkb
Jknull
Kidd (JK/009)
T698C T961CG962A C1910T
K/kKpa/Kpb
Kpc
Jsa/Jsb
European Ko
Kell (KEL/006)
T307C Intron 2 RHCE r’s geneA122G G106A C676GC733GG1006T (Gly336Cys)
RhcRhCRHD promotorCW
CX
RhE/RheVSVS/V
RhCcEe(RH/004)
9 RHD exons + 24 Mandatory alleles
RhDRhD (RH/004)
All common A, B and O alleles
ABOABO (ABO/001)
SNPs affecting critical amino acid(s)
Antigen involvedBlood group(Symbol/Number)
Deliverable 1:Designate blood group activeSNPs
Vulnerable patient groups and Transfusion practice that would benefit most from Blood Group Genotyping
• Women of childbearing age
• Pregnant Women (to prevent alloimmunisation)
• Multi-transfused patients (e.g. sufferers of sickle cell disease)
• Prevention of alloimmunisation due to the Jka antigen
• D negative patients that may receive transfusions of variant Rh D incorrectly serotyped as D negative (e.g. DVI and DHAR)
• Panel cells ( Fy(b-) identified as Fyb weak)
NH2COOH
A226 Rh D Polypeptide
Potential D alloimmunisation by DVI phenotype Red Cells
Wild Type Rh D and hybrid CDVIe & cDVIEproteins
Rh cDVIE Polypeptide
2COOH
P226
NH
NH2COOH
A226
? Rh CDVIe Polypeptide
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Gene
RHD derived exon1 2 3 7 8 9 104 65 Gene
RHCE derived exon
1 2 3 7 8 9 104 65 Gene
Bloodgen Technical Approach I – Multiplex PCR
Aim to amplify polymorphic regions of all clinically significant blood group active genes
• List of clinically significant alleles “Mandatory” “Preferable” and “Optional” DELIVERABLE 1
• Develop 3 separate MPX PCRs 1. ABO, 2. RHD and 3. “the rest” (RHCE, KEL, FY, JK, DO, DI, MNS, CO)
• Develop Prototype Bloodgen chip
• Hybridise chip with 3 MPX reactions
Multiplex PCR using MAPH-primers
SNP
Different genes withgene specific primers
PCR productswith MAPH-tags
Efficient amplificationwith MAPH-primers
Slide courtesy Dr Masja de Haas, CLB
GC
Gene fragments on the arrayC
C
G
CG Gdenaturation
TTA A
T TATTC CCC A
hybridisation
Oligo
Spacer
GlassSpot 1 Spot 2
Slide courtesy Dr Masja de Haas, CLB
RHD MPX PCR Analysis I
R1R1
gD
NA
R2R2
gD
NA
rrgD
NA
RoH
argD
NA
exonbp
21299
865 4 & 5 * exon 5 RoHar : 838bp
578525 7
895
163
498470415407304256 4
RHD
pos
itiv
eRH
D p
osit
ive
RHD
neg
ativ
eRH
D v
aria
nt
* Exon 4 forward primer pairing with Exon 5 reverse primer
3% agarose gel
RHD MPX PCR Analysis II
Sequencing: individual exon PCR products (R1R1)
MPX PCR (R2R2)
Fragment analysis (GeneScan – ABI capillary sequencer, Lund):
Dpos
exon: 4 3 6 1 5 8 9 7 4 + 5Dneg
Bloodgen Technical Approach II – MPX and hybridisation to chip
• MPX products labelled with Cy5
• Fragmented/labelled (biotin-dUTP+streptavidinCy3) and then hybridised to chip using a VentanaDiscovery hybridisation station
• Chips imaged using conventional scanner
• Alleles scored using software developed by Progenika
White= Strongest signalRedOrangeYellowGreenBlue= Weakest signal
Bloodchip Specifications Number of Arrays 1Number of Subgrids 32Array Size 25 x 40 mmOligo Length 19-27 merSNPs 94Background control 88 spotsOligo replicates each mutation 40 spotsTotal number of spots 4608
Bloodgen Prototype gene chip
Bloodgen years 2+3• Slight amendments to MPX design and to Chip oligonucleotides
•Test “Production” Bloodgen chip with a cohort of DNA samples obtained from fully serotyped donors
• Screened using a cohort of patient samples “blinded”
• Launch of the Bloodgen chip via dissemination event
• Analysis of new variants identified in the study
• Estimate of the population frequency in the EU of certain blood group alleles
• Commercially available BLOODGEN chip from Progenika AG
Fluoro Single Sequence Primer : BIOTEST AG
• Based on tested HLA genotyping platform
• Fluoro-SSP test in 96 well format
• Will be developed for medium throughput RH genotyping
• Product will be in the marketplace at the conclusion of the Bloodgen project.