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publicationNumber CN-107271502-B
titleOfInvention A kind of photoelectric chemical sensor and method for measuring DNA
abstract The invention belongs to the field of analytical chemistry, and in particular relates to a photoelectric chemical sensor and a method for measuring DNA. NanoWS 2 was modified on the gold electrode to obtain WS 2 /GE; when the captured DNA was added dropwise to WS 2 /GE, ssDNA/WS 2 /GE was obtained, that is, a photoelectrochemical sensor; then ssDNA/WS 2 /GE was inserted into Incubate in a solution containing target DNA, and perform hybridization reaction at room temperature; insert the electrode into a phosphate buffer solution containing amino acids to detect the photoelectrochemical signal; use the photoelectrochemical signal change of the electrode before and after DNA hybridization to achieve high sensitivity to target DNA. Sensitivity detection. The method has the advantages of simplicity and high sensitivity.
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