1991
DOI: 10.1042/bst0190039
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Prospects for nucleic acid biosensors

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“…Despite great progress recently in analytical approaches for nucleic acids, there is still a great demand that needs to be met for simple portable analytical tools for DNA and RNA characterization. Contemporary methods require the use of fl uorescent labels as seen in many of the commercial instruments for DNA analysis, with early work utilizing enzyme or radioisotope labels (Downs, 1991). As DNA is more stable than RNA, the majority of work has been carried out on DNA sensors; however, there has also been some successful work undertaken on RNA sensing, which will also be described.…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Despite great progress recently in analytical approaches for nucleic acids, there is still a great demand that needs to be met for simple portable analytical tools for DNA and RNA characterization. Contemporary methods require the use of fl uorescent labels as seen in many of the commercial instruments for DNA analysis, with early work utilizing enzyme or radioisotope labels (Downs, 1991). As DNA is more stable than RNA, the majority of work has been carried out on DNA sensors; however, there has also been some successful work undertaken on RNA sensing, which will also be described.…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Em virtude das características estruturais da molécula de DNA -que pode ser imobilizada na superfície de eletrodos na forma de simples 77,78 , dupla 78,79 ou tripla hélices 47,78,80,81 -, pela capacidade dos ácidos nucléicos formarem pares complementares com precisão, por suas propriedades condutoras 82,83 e por apresentarem alta especificidade de interação com moléculas de baixa massa molecular 51,77 , encontram-se várias revisões na literatura apresentando as mais diversas aplicações para os eletrodos modificados com DNA 8,17,78,47,[84][85][86][87][88][89] .…”
Section: Eletrodos Modificados Com Dnaunclassified
“…Os eletrodos modificados com DNA têm sido comumente empregados na análise e seqüenciamento de bases por técnicas de hibridização 78,84,88 . No processo de hibridização, o eletrodo modificado com ácido nucléico (polinucleotídeo) identifica a seqüência de bases complementar por meio da formação de dupla hélice híbrida.…”
Section: Eletrodos Modificados Com Dnaunclassified
“…[17][18][19][20] Although SPR is intrinsically highly sensitive, capable of detecting various ͑biological͒ molecules at the nanomolar level, its sensitivity needs to be improved to al-low detection of nonamplified samples at biologically relevant concentrations. 21 In this work we have used an acousto-optic tunable filter ͑AOTF͒-based SPR sensor to help bridge the gap between the available detection capability and sensor requirements. It has previously been demonstrated that the AOTF SPR system which differentially detects changes in resonance wavelength is two orders of magnitude more sensitive than conventional angle-scan SPR systems for the detection of changes in gaseous media.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…23 The DNA-SH was selected because of the intense interest surrounding the development of nucleic acid sensors. 21 A DNA-based biosensor has great commercial potential in the areas of clinical diagnostics ͑e.g., detection of genome DNA͒, forensic identification and agriculture. 21,24 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%