Advances of functional graphdiyne in separation and detection
Talanta,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
287, P. 127673 - 127673
Published: Jan. 30, 2025
Language: Английский
Nano-enabled biosensors in early detection of plant diseases
Ambika Chaturvedi,
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Deepti Tripathi,
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Rajiv Ranjan
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et al.
Frontiers in Nanotechnology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7
Published: April 4, 2025
Plant
disease
outbreaks
are
raising
concerns
about
global
food
security.
Pathogenic
evolution
and
continuous
climate
changes
increase
the
threat
to
agriculture
necessitate
surveillance.
To
prevent
future
maintain
agricultural
sustainability
advanced
tools
required.
Nowadays
various
types
of
nanobiosensors
such
as
electrochemical,
piezoelectric,
thermal,
optical,
Fluorescence
resonance
energy
transfer
(FRET)-based
biosensors
used
predict
disease-associated
pathogens,
toxins,
abiotic
stress.
Nanobiosensors,
provide
quick
detection
diseases
may
protect
from
pandemics
they
overcome
time
dependency
traditional
methods
real-time
monitoring.
The
incorporation
nanoparticles
with
chitosan
nanoparticles,
silver
(AgNPs),
gold
(AuNPs),
multiwalled
carbon
nanotubes
(MWCNTs),
graphene
oxide,
etc.,
facilitates
precise
pesticides,
disease-causing
pathogens
in
plants.
Furthermore,
integration
portable
devices
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
increases
their
practical
application
Despite
promising
aspect,
issues
sensor
stability,
large-scale
development,
cost-effectiveness
also
need
be
addressed.
Future
studies
more
concerned
improving
durability,
multiplex
ability,
user-friendly
field
application.
enhance
output,
it
is
necessary
develop
an
early
diagnosis
approach
that
heavily
dependent
on
ongoing
development
cost-effective
nanobiosensors.
This
review
focuses
recent
operation
mechanism
for
pathogen
detection.
Additionally,
challenges
associated
worldwide
acceptance
nano
Overall,
new-edge
technology
enhances
plant
management
strategies
risk
mitigation
Language: Английский
High-Performance Biosensing Platforms Based on Enzyme-Linked Nucleic Acid Amplification Regulated by Synergistic Allosteric Hairpin Catalysis of Bimetallic Nanozymes and Its Mechanisms
Yue Ma,
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Changwen Jin,
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Feiyan Yan
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et al.
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 7, 2025
Sugar
cane
smut
disease
can
greatly
decrease
both
the
production
and
quality
of
sugar
cane,
its
early
diagnosis
is
an
effective
strategy
to
ensure
increase
income
cane.
Therefore,
developing
high-precision
detection
methods
has
major
implications
for
actual
Herein,
we
synthesize
bimetallic
nanozymes
Fe3O4@AuNPs
with
excellent
glucose
oxidase-like
activity
nitrogen-doped
graphdiyne
(N-GDY)
conductivity
interfacial
loading
capacity,
which
are
used
as
catalysts
biofuel
cells
flexible
electrode
substrates,
respectively.
An
allosteric
hairpin-regulated
enzymatic
cascade
nucleic
acid
amplification
employed
construct
a
novel
biosensing
platform
precise
highly
sensitive
analysis
pathogen
causing
disease,
catalytic
mechanism
studied.
The
specifically
cause
complementary
region
hairpin
migrate
form
new
functional
hairpin.
Under
promotion
enzymes,
dual
occurs
using
template
outputs
large
amount
double-stranded
products,
captured
by
RCA
long
chain
on
biocathode.
At
cathode,
DNA
double
strands
capable
holding
quantity
Ru[(NH3)6]3+
through
electrostatic
attraction.
anode
catalyze
oxidation
produce
electrons,
AuNPs/N-GDY
efficiently
transfer
electrons
cathode
obtain
strong
open-circuit
voltage
signal,
exhibits
linear
correlation
in
range
0.0001-10000
pM,
limit
53.29
aM
(S/N
=
3).
sensing
offers
reliable
method
that
allows
accurate
great
application
development
potential
identification
on-site
rapid
detection.
Language: Английский