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Dynamic single-molecule sensing by actively tuning binding kinetics for ultrasensitive biomarker detection

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Significance The detection of low-abundance molecular biomarkers is key to the liquid–biopsy-based disease diagnosis. Existing methods are limited by the affinity and specificity of recognition probes and the mass transportation… Click to show full abstract

Significance The detection of low-abundance molecular biomarkers is key to the liquid–biopsy-based disease diagnosis. Existing methods are limited by the affinity and specificity of recognition probes and the mass transportation of analyte molecules onto the sensor surfaces, resulting in insufficient sensitivity and long assay time. This work establishes a rapid and ultrasensitive approach by actively tuning binding kinetics and accelerating the mass transportation via nanoparticle micromanipulations. This is significant because it permits extremely sensitive measurements within clinically acceptable assay time. It is incubation-free, washing-free, and compatible with low- and high-affinity probes.

Keywords: dynamic single; actively tuning; tuning binding; detection; binding kinetics; single molecule

Journal Title: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
Year Published: 2022

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