Efficient Al–H3NTB-MOG ECL Emitter with Self-Enhanced and AIECL Performance for Ultrasensitive Sensing of miRNA-141 Combined with a Y-Shaped Multiregion Dual-Drive DNA Walker
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 16, 2025
In
this
work,
using
Al-H3NTB-MOG
with
self-enhanced
and
aggregation-induced
electrochemiluminescence
(AIECL)
performance
as
an
efficient
emitter,
a
biosensor
based
on
Y-shaped
multiregion
dual-drive
DNA
walker
was
constructed
for
the
sensitive
detection
of
miRNA-141.
Notably,
4,4',4″-nitrilotribenzoic
acid
(H3NTB)
selected
luminescent
ligand
ECL
property
co-reactive
tertiary
amine
in
its
structure.
Al3+
served
central
ion
to
coordinate
H3NTB
form
three-dimensional
porous
gel
structure,
which
restricted
internal
rotation
vibration
benzene
molecules
exhibited
excellent
AIECL
property.
More
interestingly,
N-2-hydroxyethylpiperazine-N'-ethane-sulfonic
(HEPES)
chosen
system
buffer,
could
not
only
stabilize
test
environment
but
also
play
co-reaction
compensation
role
compensate
consumption
groups
process,
then
significantly
resulting
better
stability
response.
Besides,
dynamic
signal
amplification
established
synergistic
effect
rolling
cycle
(RCA)
process
ionic
cleavage
at
both
ends
nanostructure
assembled
by
catalytic
hairpin
self-assembly
(CHA)
reaction.
Specifically,
two
long
chains
abundant
recognition
regions
were
formed
RCA
reaction
walker,
simultaneously
walk
along
predesigned
tracks
shear
specific
sites
from
directions,
effectively
improving
efficiency.
that
way,
realized
miRNA-141
10
aM
1
nM
range
limit
low
6.48
aM.
Language: Английский
One-Pot Detection of miRNA by Dual Rolling Circle Amplification at Ambient Temperature with High Specificity and Sensitivity
Wenhua Sun,
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Kunling Hu,
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Ziting Song
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et al.
Biosensors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(5), P. 317 - 317
Published: May 15, 2025
Rolling
circle
amplification
(RCA)
at
ambient
temperature
is
prone
to
false
positive
signals
during
nucleic
acid
detection,
which
makes
it
challenging
establish
an
efficient
RCA
detection
method.
The
are
primarily
caused
by
binding
of
non-target
acids
the
circular
single-stranded
template,
leading
non-specific
amplification.
Here,
we
present
method
for
miRNA
37
°C
using
two
ssDNAs,
each
formed
ligating
intramolecularly
nick
(without
any
splint)
in
a
secondary
structure.
specific
target
recognition
realized
utilizing
low
concentrations
(0.1
nM)
ssDNA1
(C1).
A
phosphorothioate
modification
G*AATTC
on
C1
generate
primer
extension
self-generated
rolling
(PG-RCA).
fragmented
products
used
as
primers
following
that
serves
signal
ssDNA2
(C2).
Notably,
absence
splints
and
concentration
significantly
inhibits
binding,
thus
minimizing
signals.
high
(10
C2
carry
out
linear
(LRCA),
highly
specific.
This
strategy
demonstrates
good
response
0.01-100
pM
with
limit
7.76
fM
(miR-155).
Moreover,
can
distinguish
single-nucleotide
mismatch
miRNA,
enabling
rapid
one-pot
°C.
Accordingly,
this
performs
specificity
sensitivity.
approach
suitable
clinical
serum
sample
analysis
offers
developing
biosensors
diagnostic
tools.
Language: Английский