Label-Free Ultrasensitive Detection of Abnormal Chiral Metabolites in Diabetes.
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ABSTRACT: Homochirality is necessary for normal biochemical processes in humans. Abnormal amounts of chiral molecules in biofluids have been found in patients with diabetes. However, the detailed analysis of diabetes-related abnormal chirality in biofluids and its potential use for clinical applications have been hindered by the difficulty in detecting and monitoring the chiral changes in biofluids, due to their low molar mass and trace concentrations. Herein, we demonstrate the label-free detection of chiral molecules using only 10 μL with 107-fold enhancement in sensitivity compared with traditional plasmonic chiral metamaterials. The ultrahigh sensitivity and low sample consumption were enabled by microbubble-induced rapid accumulation of biomolecules on plasmonic chiral sensors. We ha
SUBMITTER: Liu Y
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8085063 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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