Emerging Trends in DNA Nanotechnology-Enabled Cell Surface Engineering
JACS Au,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
5(2), С. 550 - 570
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2025
Cell
surface
engineering
is
a
rapidly
advancing
field,
pivotal
for
understanding
cellular
physiology
and
driving
innovations
in
biomedical
applications.
In
this
regard,
DNA
nanotechnology
offers
unprecedented
potential
precisely
manipulating
functionalizing
cell
surfaces
by
virtue
of
its
inherent
programmability
versatile
functionalities.
Herein,
Perspective
provides
comprehensive
overview
emerging
trends
engineering,
focusing
on
key
nanostructure-based
tools,
their
roles
regulating
physiological
processes,
We
first
discuss
the
strategies
integrating
molecules
onto
surfaces,
including
attachment
oligonucleotides
higher-order
nanostructure.
Second,
we
summarize
impact
DNA-based
various
such
as
membrane
protein
degradation,
signaling
transduction,
intercellular
communication,
construction
artificial
components.
Third,
highlight
applications
DNA-engineered
targeted
therapies
cancer
inflammation,
well
capture/protection
diagnostic
detection.
Finally,
address
challenges
future
directions
nanotechnology-based
engineering.
This
aims
to
provide
valuable
insights
rational
design
contributing
development
precise
personalized
medicine.
Язык: Английский
NIR-Triggered Programmable Nanomotor with H2S and NO Generation for Cascading Oncotherapy by Three-Pronged Reinforcing ICD
Materials Today Bio,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
31, С. 101540 - 101540
Опубликована: Фев. 3, 2025
Язык: Английский
Programmable Split DNAzyme Modulators via Allosteric Cooperative Activation for mRNA Electrochemiluminescence Biosensing
Liu-Qing Tan,
Weijia Zeng,
Qiaolin Chen
и другие.
Analytical Chemistry,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 3, 2025
DNAzymes,
known
for
their
programmability,
stability,
and
cost-effectiveness,
are
powerful
tools
signal
transduction
in
complex
biological
systems.
However,
application
responding
to
target
effectors
is
often
hindered
by
limited
catalytic
efficiency
susceptibility
unintended
activation.
Here
we
propose
an
allosteric
cooperative
activation
strategy
program
a
split
DNAzyme
modulator
(STATER)
that
enables
sensitive
accurate
electrochemiluminescence
(ECL)
biosensing
of
interleukin-6
(IL-6)
mRNA.
Our
design
features
STATER
leverages
DNA
tetrahedron
as
central
scaffold,
equipped
with
two
pairs
T-shaped
hairpin
probes
(TP)
helper
(HP).
Specifically,
the
TP
contains
apurinic/apyrimidinic
endonuclease
1
(APE1)
recognition
sites,
IL-6
mRNA
region,
partzyme
fragment,
while
HP
corresponding
paired
fragment.
Unlike
conventional
modulators
rely
on
single
effector
activation,
integrates
mechanism,
which
ensures
all
preblocked
components
synergistically
activated
assembled
within
confined
space,
facilitating
rapid
specific
reconstruction
DNAzyme's
active
domain.
Furthermore,
upon
APE1
mRNA,
inactive
partzymes
undergo
assembly
via
toehold
exchange
displacement
reaction,
switching
cleavage
reactivity
STATER.
This
mechanism
establishment
threshold
thereby
minimizing
nonspecific
scenarios.
studies
demonstrate
exhibits
outstanding
sensitivity
selectivity
detection
using
supramolecular
gold
nanoclusters
network-based
ECL
platform.
The
biosensor
provides
linear
span
from
×
10–13
10–7
M,
limit
low
3.26
10–14
highlighting
STATER's
potential
detecting
various
analytes
Язык: Английский
An Enzyme-Triggered Au–Se Nanodevice for Precise Imaging of MicroRNA
Analytical Chemistry,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 15, 2025
In
situ
imaging
of
microRNA
(miRNA)
in
tumor
cells
is
vital
for
clinical
diagnosis
and
pathological
research.
However,
achieving
high-precision
always
limited
by
undesirable
background
signals.
Herein,
we
introduced
a
gold-selenium-based
nanodevice
(AuSeND)
high-fidelity
miRNA
via
enzyme-triggered
catalytic
hairpin
assembly
(CHA).
This
system
employs
an
enzyme-activatable
CHA
circuit,
constructed
extending
short
tail
at
the
3'
end
H1
with
apurinic/apyrimidinic
(AP)
site.
The
circuit
components
are
connected
to
surface
AuNPs
Au-Se
bonds,
forming
nanodevice.
It
remains
inactive
normal
cells,
while
activated
endonuclease
1
(APE1)
cytoplasm,
generating
fluorescence
signal
under
stimulation
imaging.
developed
AuSeND
enables
cancer
cell-selective
improves
signal-to-noise
ratio
combining
high
stability
bond
specific
regulation
APE1
enzyme,
offering
strong
potential
diagnostic
applications.
Язык: Английский