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1062 results about "Electrochemiluminescence" patented technology

Electrochemiluminescence or electrogenerated chemiluminescence (ECL) is a kind of luminescence produced during electrochemical reactions in solutions. In electrogenerated chemiluminescence, electrochemically generated intermediates undergo a highly exergonic reaction to produce an electronically excited state that then emits light upon relaxation to a lower-level state. This wavelength of the emitted photon of light corresponds to the energy gap between these two states. ECL excitation can be caused by energetic electron transfer (redox) reactions of electrogenerated species. Such luminescence excitation is a form of chemiluminescence where one/all reactants are produced electrochemically on the electrodes.

Magnetic bead electrochemiluminescence gene sensor-based method for detecting mercury ions and application thereof

The invention discloses a magnetic bead electrochemiluminescence gene sensor-based method for detecting mercury ions and an application thereof. In the method, two probes are designed, one is a capture probe to be labelled on the surface of magnetic beads and form a magnetic bead probe; and the other probe is labelled with tris(2,2'-bipyridyl)ruthenium(II) to form an electrochemiluminescence probe. As the two probes have T:T mismatch structures, the two probes can not form a matched double helix structure at room temperature in the absence of mercury ions. When mercury ions exist, the mismatched T:T can form a stable T-Hg2 +-T coordination-complex structure with mercury ions according to the specificity of mercury ions so that mercury ions can mediate the two probes to form the double helix structure. Therefore, the magnetic bead probe can capture the electrochemiluminescence probe on the surface in the presence of mercury ions and then mercury ions can be detected through magnetic bead separation and electrochemiluminescence detection. The method of the invention has high specificity and sensitivity and facilitates the qualitative measurement and quantitative measurement of mercury ions.
Owner:SOUTH CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY

Preparation method and application of modified glassy carbon electrode

The invention discloses a preparation method for a Ru(bpy)3<2+>-gold nanoparticle-DNA-ferrocene functionalized graphene modified glassy carbon electrode. The method comprises the following concrete steps: polishing of a glassy carbon electrode; coating of Ru(bpy)3<2+> to prepare a Ru(bpy)3<2+> modified glassy carbon electrode; coating of gold nanoparticles to prepare a Ru(bpy)3<2+>-gold nanoparticle modified glassy carbon electrode; coating of single-stranded DNA to prepare a Ru(bpy)3<2+>-gold nanoparticle-DNA modified glassy carbon electrode, wherein the sequence of the single-stranded DNA is rich in T bases, a stable double-stranded DNA structure can be formed after bonding with Hg2+, and the 5' end of the sequence of the single-stranded DNA is connected with an SH-(CH2)6 group; and coating pf ferrocene functionalized graphene so as to prepare the Ru(bpy)3<2+>-gold nanoparticle-DNA-ferrocene functionalized graphene modified glassy carbon electrode. The modified glassy carbon electrode prepared in the invention can be used for detecting the content of mercury ions in a water sample and has good electrochemiluminescence performance, excellent stability and reproducibility and high sensitivity; and operation of the method is easy and convenient.
Owner:SHANTOU UNIV

Electrochemiluminescent assays

Qualitative and quantitative electrochemiluminescent assays for analytes of interest present in multicomponent liquids are provided. These methods comprise contacting a sample with a reagent labeled with an electrochemiluminescent chemical moiety and capable of combining with the analyte of interest, exposing the resulting sample to electrochemical energy and detecting electromagnetic radiation emitted by the electrochemiluminescent chemical moiety. Further provided are methods for detecting and identifying the presence of a multiplicity of analytes in a liquid food or food homogenate. These methods comprise immersing a diagnostic reagent holder, provided with a multiplicity of reagents, into the food or food homogenate, removing the diagnostic reagent holder from the liquid food or food homogenate, and detecting and identifying the presence of a multiplicity of analytes of interest bound to the diagnostic reagent holder, thereby detecting and identifying the presence of a multiplicity of analytes of interest in the food or food homogenate. The invention further provides an enzyme immunoassay for coliform bacteria. This assay comprises inoculating a sample into a suitable medium for coliform reproduction, immobilizing coliforms present in the medium to a suitable surface, treating the surface with an antibody directed to the immobilized coliforms and detecting the presence of the immobilized coliforms immobilized to a suitable surface.
Owner:BIOVERIS CORP

Bipolar electrode electrochemiluminescent detection method for microfluidic droplet array

The invention discloses a bipolar electrode electrochemiluminescent detection device for a microfluidic droplet array and a detection method thereof. According to the invention, a bipolar electrode and a drive electrode are processed on an indium tin oxide conductive glass substrate, a sample micro droplet micro liquid storage tank array and a reagent micro droplet micro liquid storage tank are processed on a polydimethylsiloxane cover plate, so a polydimethylsiloxane-conductive glass microfluidic chip is prepared by sealing the substrate and the cover plate; sample micro droplets and reagent micro droplets with a micro upgrading volume are respectively added into micro liquid storage tanks at the two ends of the bipolar electrode, and a constant potential is applied onto the drive electrode so as to allow the two ends of the bipolar electrode to undergo a redox reaction; and detection of the microfluidic droplet array is realized by observing an electrochemiluminescent signal emitted by an anode terminal of the bipolar electrode. The method provided in the invention has the advantages of simple operation, a small consumption amount of a sample and a reagent, high sensitivity, a short analysis time and capacity of realizing multi-point detection at the same time.
Owner:ZHEJIANG UNIV
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