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Target-Induced Cascade Amplification for Homogeneous Virus Detection.

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Detection of virus with high sensitivity is critical for the prevention and treatment of the related disease. Two homogeneous target-induced cascade amplification methods were proposed for the detection of enterovirus… Click to show full abstract

Detection of virus with high sensitivity is critical for the prevention and treatment of the related disease. Two homogeneous target-induced cascade amplification methods were proposed for the detection of enterovirus 71 and coxsackievirus B3. These methods both employ DNAzyme but differ in the way in which the DNAzyme is amplified. In the HCR-based strategy, the DNAzyme is assembled by hairpin DNA strands. While in the RCA-based strategy, the DNAzyme is synthesized by the polymerase. Based on the virion structure, we investigated the effects of using only VP1-antibody or VP1-antibody and VP2-antibody on the detection. And the combination of two kinds of antibodies was found to further improve the performance of the detection. Subsequently, the simultaneous detection of EV71 and CVB3 was achieved by the RCA-based strategy. And the proposed methods were also applied in clinical samples analysis with a satisfactory result, showing great potential for applications in virus detection.

Keywords: cascade amplification; detection; induced cascade; target induced; virus detection

Journal Title: Analytical chemistry
Year Published: 2019

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