Free-Energy-Driven Lock/Open Assembly-Based Optical DNA Sensor for Cancer-Related microRNA Detection with a Shortened Time-to-Result
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DOI:
10.1021/acsami.7b06579
Publication Date:
2017-07-14T13:15:07Z
AUTHORS (4)
ABSTRACT
Quantification of cancer biomarker microRNAs (miRs) by exquisitely designed biosensors with a short time-to-result is great clinical significance. With immobilized capture probes (CPs) and fluorescent-labeled signal (SPs), surface-involved sandwich-type (SST) serve as powerful tools for rapid, highly sensitive, selective detection miR in complex matrices opposed to the conventional techniques. One key challenge such SST existence false-negative signals when amount miRs exceeds SPs solution phase surface limited number CP. To meet this challenge, dynamic lock/open DNA assembly was rationally program pathway miR/SP hybrids. Based on secondary structure analysis free-energy assessment, "locker" strand that partially hybridizes target two separated arms stabilize miR, preventing possible signals. The strategy demonstrated fiber-based fluorescent DNA-sensing platform. CP/miR/SP sandwiches formed fiber would generate quantitative analysis. developed biosensor able detect Hsa let-7a limit 24 pM. applicability free-energy-driven assembly-based optical sensor further confirmed spiked human urine serum samples.
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