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Ultrasensitive Visualization of Virus via Explosive Catalysis of an Enzyme Muster Triggering Gold Nano-aggregate Disassembly
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posted on 2020-03-09, 18:36 authored by Ling-Hong Xiong, Suibin Huang, Yalan Huang, Feng Yin, Fan Yang, Qian Zhang, Jinquan Cheng, Renli Zhang, Xuewen HeSensitive
and accurate diagnosis of viral infection is important for human health
and social safety. Herein, by means of explosive catalysis from an
enzyme muster, a powerful naked-eye readout platform has been successfully
constructed for ultrasensitive immunoassay of viral entities. Liposomes
were used to encapsulate multiple enzymes into an active unit. In
addition, its triggered rupture could boost the disassembly of gold
nano-aggregates that were cross-linked by peptides with opposite charges.
As a result, plasmonically colorimetric signals were rapidly generated
for naked-eye observation. Further harnessing the immunocapture, enterovirus
71 (EV71), a class of highly infective virus, was sensitively assayed
with a detection limit down to 16 copies/μL. It is superior
to the single enzyme-anchored immunoassay system. Most importantly,
the colorimetric assay was demonstrated with 100% clinical accuracy,
displaying strong anti-interference capability. It is expectable that
this sensitive, accurate, and convenient strategy could provide a
prospective alternative for viral infection analysis, especially in
resource-constrained settings.
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resource-constrained settingsinfective virusenterovirus 71Enzyme Musterenzyme-anchored immunoassay systementityalternativestrategyaccuracyUltrasensitive VisualizationruptureVirusdetection limitplasmonically colorimetric signalssafetyinfection analysispeptideEVcolorimetric assaycatalysicross-linkedchargenaked-eye observationimmunocapturedisassemblynaked-eye readout platformgold nano-aggregatesGold Nano-aggregate DisassemblyLiposomeExplosive CatalysisHereinanti-interference capabilitydiagnosisultrasensitive immunoassay
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