<i>In situ</i> detection of silk fibroin using a dual recognition strategy with a flexible pressure immunosensor

Deng, Yefeng; Zhang, Chao; Lv, Lianpeng; Wang, Kun; Liu, Feng; Zhou, Yang; Peng, Zhiqin; Wang, Bing

doi:10.1039/d3ay01967e

Anal. Methods

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d3ay01967e

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In situ detection of silk fibroin using a dual recognition strategy with a flexible pressure immunosensor

Yefeng Deng,

Chao Zhang,

Lianpeng Lv

et al.

Abstract: Silk is a symbol of ancient Chinese civilization that has made an indelible contribution to the development of world civilization. However, because ancient artifacts are often contaminated or degraded, it...

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Overview of Gas-Generating-Reaction-Based Immunoassays

Yu,

Deng,

Liang

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Point-of-care (POC) immunoassays have become convincing alternatives to traditional immunosensing methods for the sensitive and real-time detection of targets. Immunoassays based on gas-generating reactions were recently developed and have been used in various fields due to their advantages, such as rapid measurement, direct reading, simple operation, and low cost. Enzymes or nanoparticles modified with antibodies can effectively catalyze gas-generating reactions and convert immunorecognition events into gas pressure signals, which can be easily recorded by multifunctional portable devices. This article summarizes the advances in gas-generating-reaction-based immunoassays, according to different types of signal output systems, including distance-based readout, pressure differential, visualized detection, and thermal measurement. The review mainly focuses on the role of photothermal materials and the working principle of immunoassays. In addition, the challenges and prospects for the future development of gas-generating-reaction-based immunoassays are briefly discussed.

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Overview of Gas-Generating-Reaction-Based Immunoassays

Yu,

Deng,

Liang

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Biosensors

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In situ detection of silk fibroin using a dual recognition strategy with a flexible pressure immunosensor

Abstract: Silk is a symbol of ancient Chinese civilization that has made an indelible contribution to the development of world civilization. However, because ancient artifacts are often contaminated or degraded, it...

Cited by 1 publication

References 42 publications

Overview of Gas-Generating-Reaction-Based Immunoassays

Overview of Gas-Generating-Reaction-Based Immunoassays

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