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posted on 2021-12-16, 14:37 authored by Min Li, Zhi-Juan Qian, Chi-Fang Peng, Xin-Lin Wei, Zhou-Ping WangRapid
detection of aflatoxin B1 (AFB1) is a very important task
in food safety monitoring. However, it is still challenging to achieve
highly sensitive detection without antibody or aptamer biomolecules.
In this work, a rapid detection of aflatoxin B1 was achieved using
a ratiometric fluorescence probe without antibody or aptamer for the
first time. In the ratiometric fluorescence system, the fluorescence
emission of AFB1 at 433 nm was significantly enhanced due to the β-cyclodextrin–AFB1
host–guest interaction and the complexation of AFB1 and Pt2+. Meanwhile, the inclusion of aflatoxin B1 also quenched
the fluorescence emission of β-CD@Cu nanoparticles (NPs) at
650 nm based on inner filter effect mechanism. On the basis of the
above effects, the ratiometric detection of aflatoxin B1 was achieved
in the range of 0.03–10 ng/mL with a low detection limit of
0.012 ng/mL (3σ/s). In addition, the β-CD@Cu NPs based
nanoprobe could achieve stable response within 1 min to AFB1. The
above ratiometric detection also demonstrated excellent application
potential in the rapid on-site detection of AFB1 in food due to the
advantages of convenience, rapidness, and high accuracy.
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