Targeted detection method of silver nanocluster imprinted polymer for tumor marker
A technology of silver nanoclusters and tumor markers, which is applied in the field of silver nanocluster imprinted polymers and its application in the targeted detection of tumor markers, can solve the problems of weak binding ability and achieve good stability and repeatability. Good performance and high sensitivity
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[0026] 1. Obtaining silver nanoclusters based on smart aptamers
[0027] (1) Optimization of PSA smart aptamer
[0028] ① Transformation of intelligent aptamers. Since the PSA smart aptamer (SP-Apt I) has been obtained in the early stage, as shown in Table 1, SP-Apt I consists of four parts: cytosine region (CCCCCCC), i-motif region (CCC CCT TTT CCC, ACC CCC TTTTCC CCC), linker region (CTA ACT, GGT TAG) and aptamer region (AAT TAA AGC TCG CCA TCA AAT AGC).
[0029] Table 1. SP-Apt I sequence
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[0031] Microthermophoresis technique (MST) results showed that SP-Apt I could specifically bind to PSA in an acidic environment, but the binding ability of the two was relatively weak in an acidic environment. The specific binding ability of SP-Apt I needs to be optimized. According to literature reports, i-motif regulates the specific binding ability of the aptamer region by affecting the state of the junction region, and the base sequence length of the junction region h...
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