Trends in Aptasensing and the Enhancement of Diagnostic Efficiency and Accuracy
ACS Synthetic Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 21 - 40
Published: Jan. 6, 2025
The
field
of
healthcare
diagnostics
is
navigating
complex
challenges
driven
by
evolving
patient
demographics
and
the
rapid
advancement
new
technologies
worldwide.
In
response
to
these
challenges,
biosensors
offer
distinctive
advantages
over
traditional
diagnostic
methods,
such
as
cost-effectiveness,
enhanced
specificity,
adaptability,
making
their
integration
with
point-of-care
(POC)
platforms
more
feasible.
recent
years,
aptasensors
have
significantly
evolved
in
capabilities
through
emerging
microfluidics,
Clustered
Regularly
Interspaced
Short
Palindromic
Repeats
(CRISPR)
systems,
wearable
devices,
machine
learning
(ML),
driving
progress
precision
medicine
global
solutions.
Moreover,
advancements
not
only
improve
accuracy
but
also
hold
potential
revolutionize
early
detection,
reduce
costs,
outcomes,
especially
resource-limited
settings.
This
Account
examines
key
advancements,
focusing
on
how
scientific
breakthroughs,
including
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
improved
sensitivity
precision.
Additionally,
has
enabled
real-time
monitoring
data
analysis,
fostering
advances
personalized
healthcare.
Furthermore,
commercialization
aptasensor
could
increase
availability
clinical
settings
support
use
widespread
solutions
for
health
challenges.
Hence,
this
review
discusses
technological
improvements,
practical
uses,
prospects
while
surrounding
standardization,
validation,
interdisciplinary
collaboration
application.
Finally,
ongoing
efforts
address
are
ensure
that
can
be
effectively
implemented
diverse
systems.
Language: Английский
Functionalized borophene with methylene blue tagging for sensitive electrochemical detection of PFOA
Sana Jawaid,
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Sadam Hussain Tumrani,
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Razium Ali Soomro
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et al.
Materials Science and Engineering B,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
314, P. 118073 - 118073
Published: Feb. 3, 2025
Language: Английский
Label-Free Liquid Crystal Biosensor Based on Split Aptamers for Detecting Serum Myoglobin
Shaowei Ju,
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Shu Zhang,
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Tingting Yuan
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et al.
Langmuir,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 17, 2025
Myoglobin
(Mb)
is
a
critical
cytoplasmic
heme
protein
and
one
of
the
earliest
detectable
biomarkers
following
acute
myocardial
infarction
(MI).
The
rapid
precise
detection
serum
Mb
holds
significant
clinical
value.
This
study
capitalizes
on
advantages
split
aptamer
(Apt)
sequence,
which
short
effectively
minimizes
false-positive
signals
caused
by
secondary
structure
probe.
It
constructs
"sandwich"-structured
liquid
crystal
biosensor
with
an
"Apt-target
molecule-Apt"
configuration
for
label-free
Mb.
Apt
fragments
were
immobilized
surface
glass
substrate
as
capture
probes
(CP)
using
triethoxybutanal
silane
(TEA)
linker
molecules.
When
present,
other
fragment,
signal
probe
(SP),
specifically
binds
reassociates
CP,
restoring
original
stem-loop
Apt,
thereby
inducing
change
in
alignment
5CB
leads
to
variations
brightness
color
optical
polarizing
microscope
image,
facilitating
quantitative
method
capable
detecting
concentrations
ranging
from
0.05
130
ng/mL,
minimum
limit
0.045
ng/mL.
sandwich
biosensing
offers
several
advantages,
including
detection,
operational
simplicity,
high
specificity.
demonstrates
potential
biomarkers.
Language: Английский