A hairpin-contained i-motif guided DNA nanoantenna for sensitive and specific sensing of tumor extracellular pH gradients

Ma, Wenjie; Wu, Yuchen; Li, Jinyan; Yang, Mei; Zhang, He; Liu, Chang; He, Xiaoxiao

doi:10.1039/d3an01849k

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DOI: 10.1039/d3an01849k

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A hairpin-contained i-motif guided DNA nanoantenna for sensitive and specific sensing of tumor extracellular pH gradients

Wenjie Ma,

Yuchen Wu,

Jinyan Li

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Abstract: Inspired by the stimuli-responsive behavior of antennas receiving external signals, we designed a pH-stimulated and aptamer-anchored Y-shaped DNA nanoantenna for sensitive and specific sensing of tumor extracellular pH gradients.

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A hairpin-contained i-motif guided DNA nanoantenna for sensitive and specific sensing of tumor extracellular pH gradients

Abstract: Inspired by the stimuli-responsive behavior of antennas receiving external signals, we designed a pH-stimulated and aptamer-anchored Y-shaped DNA nanoantenna for sensitive and specific sensing of tumor extracellular pH gradients.

Cited by 1 publication

References 29 publications

Functionalities of pH-responsive DNA nanostructures in tumor-targeted strategies

Functionalities of pH-responsive DNA nanostructures in tumor-targeted strategies

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