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Table 1.

Sequences of capture probe (1) and miR-122 target (2).

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Fig 1.

Schematic of the assay for miRNA based on combining dynamic labeling of specific single bases and detection using single molecule arrays.

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Fig 2.

Dynamic chemistry labeling of biotin into an immobilized abasic PNA probe on a superparamagnetic bead.

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Fig 3.

Plot of AEB determined using the assay in Fig 1 against concentration of calibrators for miR-122 (circles) and the same molecule with a single base mismatch at the 9th position (squares) spiked into buffer.

The sequences of these two molecules are shown in S2 Table. Error bars (±1 s.d.) based on duplicate measurements are smaller than the size of the data point.

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Fig 4.

(A) Scatter plot of AEB for miR-122 measured in the serum of 4 healthy volunteers and 4 individuals after overdosing on acetaminophen. The dotted lines represent the mean assay (buffer) background ± 1 s.d.. (B) Correlation of concentration of miR-122 in the serum of patients determined using Simoa and PCR (r2 = 0.93; slope = 0.64).

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