Unimolecular recognition method based on split aptamer bi-metal nanoprobe
A nucleic acid aptamer and bimetallic nanotechnology, applied in biochemical equipment and methods, microbial measurement/inspection, etc., can solve the problem of limited observation time and achieve the effect of breaking through the poor specific recognition ability
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[0015] For example figure 1 As shown, the target target is a piece of single-stranded DNA, and its nucleic acid aptamer is a DNA molecule with a complementary base sequence to the target target; the nucleic acid aptamer is divided into two parts to obtain fragment 3 and fragment 4 respectively; Fragment 3 and fragment 4 are connected to gold nanoparticles to form a pair of molecular probes labeled with gold nanoparticles; the two probes thus obtained are injected into the sample to be tested in equal amounts, and the two split nucleic acid aptamer fragments are After the same target molecule is detected and bound back to it, a surface plasmon resonance coupling enhanced signal is generated in the gap between the two particles, which is used to specifically recognize the single-molecule target.
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