Enhanced functional DNA biosensor for distance-based read-by-eye quantification of various analytes based on starch-hydrolysis-adjusted wettability change in paper devices.
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ABSTRACT: Low-cost, equipment-free and quantitative detection of a wide range of analytes of interest at home and in the field holds the potential to revolutionize disease diagnosis, environmental pollution monitoring, and food safety analysis. Herein, we describe a functional DNA biosensor for the first time that integrates analyte-directed assembly of enzyme-coated microbead probes for robust yet efficient signal amplification with a simple quantitative detection motif of distance measurement on portable paper devices based on starch-hydrolysis-adjusted wettability change of paper. Its utility is well demonstrated with highly sensitive and specific detection of model analytes ranging from adenosine (an important small biomolecule; 1.6 μM detection limit) to interferon-γ (a protein marker; 0.3 nM d
SUBMITTER: Chen Y
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9055663 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Jul
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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