“…Over the past two decades, the nanopore has emerged as an attractive, powerful, and sensitive single-molecule platform that has been used for a wide range of applications including rapid gene sequencing − and the detection of various analytes such as metal ions, , PEG polymer, , DNA and microRNA, − DNA–protein interactions, peptides, , protein and trypsin in the mixture. − Recently, it was also shown that the sensing capabilities of solid-state nanopore can be enhanced in combination with DNA origami . A hand-held wireless voltage-clamp amplifier that interfaces a sensing probe of nanopore was constructed to enable a miniaturized wireless platform that can be conveniently operated with a smartphone . In particular, an aerolysin nanopore was demonstrated to first exhibit impressive advantage in the discrimination of multianalytes in the mixtures, which was attributed to its narrow diameter and the strong electrostatic interactions between the aerolysin and the oligonucleotides .…”