R. Malbec, B. Chami, H. T. M. Ngo, A. Didelot, F. Garlan, S. Garrigou, V. Taly, Lorène Aeschbach, Evgeniya Trofimenko, Vincent Dion, A. Boutonnet-Rodat, F. Ginot, A. Bancaud
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Direct characterization of circulating DNA in blood plasma using μLAS technology
Circulating cell-free DNA (cfDNA) is a powerful cancer biomarker for establishing targeted therapies or monitoring patients' treatment. However, current cfDNA characterization is severely limited by its low concentration, requiring the extensive use of amplification techniques. Here we report that the μLAS technology allows us to quantitatively characterize the size distribution of purified cfDNA in a few minutes, even when its concentration is as low as 1 pg/μL. Moreover, we show that DNA profiles can be directly measured in blood plasma with a minimal conditioning process to speed up considerably speed up the cfDNA analytical chain.