journal article·2019-01Open access

Specific Biosensing Using DNA Aptamers and Nanopores

Jinglin Kong, Jinbo Zhu, Kaikai Chen, Ulrich F. Keyser

Advanced Functional Materials· Volume 29· Issue 3

Abstract

Abstract The multiplexed biosensing of target molecules with high specificity and accuracy is of fundamental importance in both biological research and medical diagnostics. In this paper, the working range of the recent nanopore‐DNA carrier based method is extended by introducing a two‐step assay using specific DNA aptamers. A signal translation step allows for binding of the target in physiological conditions before the nanopore measurements. Using protein encoded DNA carriers, the simultaneous detection of three targets spanning several orders of magnitude in molecular weight is demonstrated. The single‐molecule method may be integrated into nanopore sensing devices for future applied research and point‐of‐care applications.
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: Nanopore and Nanochannel Transport Studies · Advanced biosensing and bioanalysis techniques · Microfluidic and Bio-sensing Technologies

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Affiliations

Cavendish Laboratory University of Cambridge JJ Thomson Ave Cambridge CB30HE UK

Funding

Gates Cambridge Trust · Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council · European Research Council

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