An exonuclease-assisted triple-amplified electrochemical aptasensor for mucin 1 detection based on strand displacement reaction and enzyme catalytic strategy.

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Abstract
The development of some sensitive methods for MUC1 is critical for preclinical diagnosis of tumors. In this experiment, we built a triple-amplified electrochemical aptasensor to achieve sensitive detection of MUC1, which was based on exonuclease III (Exo III)-assisted with strand displacement reaction and enzyme catalytic strategy. Firstly, with the help of Exo III, MUC1 and aptamer could be recycled during the cycle I, the single stranded DNA-1 (S-1) was produced during the process and was introduced to the hybride reaction on the electrode. Secondly, during the cycle II, strand displacement reaction was triggered on the electrode with the adding of hairpin DNA-2 (H-2). Thirdly, after the gold nanoparticles (AuNPs)-DNA-enzyme conjugates hybrided with the H-2 on the electrode, the AuNPs-DNA-enzyme conjugates could act as signal probe to produce electrochemical catalytic signal. We used the fabricated triple-amplified electrochemical aptasensor that could detect MUC1 from 0.1 pg mL to 10 ng mL with the detection limit of 0.04 pg mL under the optimized experimental conditions. The constructed triple-amplified electrochemical aptasensor could be applied in real samples determination. Besides, the strategy can be applied to detect other proteins for health monitoring.
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Authors Zheng, Jiaxin;Peng, Xiaolun;Wang, Yijia;Bao, Ting;Wen, Wei;Zhang, Xiuhua;Wang, Shengfu;
Journal analytica chimica acta
Year 2019
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S0003-2670(19)30946-8
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