The application discloses a method for detecting
trypsin in a hydrogel microchannel filled with
glutaraldehyde cross-linked with
human serum albumin.
Trypsin has specific
hydrolysis on HSA, and the hydrogel will
expose carboxyl after
hydrolysis. Therefore, when the hydrogel is hydrolyzed by
trypsin, the change of the
charge density of the hydrogel microchannel will be triggered, leading to the change of the
ion current, so that the detection of
trypsin is realized. The performance of the trypsin sensor is adjusted by adjusting experimental influencing factors (such as HSA concentration,
electrolyte concentration, pH value and reaction time). Good feedback is obtained in actual sample measurement. The present study successfully performs microscale ICR experiments in the microchannel, thereby successfully constructing the trypsin sensor. The hydrogel-filled microchannel not only retains the advantages of the original nanochannel, but also solves the defects of nanochannel blockage, high operation difficulty and the like. It can also provide some references for the measurement of macromolecular targets in nanochannels / microchannels.