The present invention is a preparation and application of a
histone acetyltransferase electrochemical sensor based on a "Cu(II) to Cu(II)" mechanism. First, the sulfhydryl group in CoA and Cu(II) generate a CoA-Cu(II) complex in situ, which can be regarded as a nanochain complex with multiple adenines as side groups. The complex can be combined with GO through its adenine side group through a π-π conjugation effect, so as to be combined and fixed on the
electrode surface, and the
voltage signal of Cu(II) is collected by FSCV technology. Because the
polymerization of CoA and Cu(II) can realize the electrochemical sensing analysis of CoA, and because CoA is the product of the HAT catalytic reaction, the electrochemical sensing analysis of HAT can be realized. By changing the concentration of CoA or HAT, a series of FSCV
signal sizes corresponding to CoA and HAT at different concentrations can be obtained; when the inhibitor anacardic acid / C646 is added, the HAT activity is inhibited, CoA cannot be generated, and the complex cannot be formed, thereby realizing the screening of HAT inhibitors. Based on this, a fast, simple, reliable, stable and
highly sensitive FSCV
analysis method is constructed.