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publicationNumber CN-108845016-B
titleOfInvention Preparation method of L-cysteine self-powered biosensor
abstract The invention discloses a preparation method of an L-cysteine (L-Cys) self-powered biosensor, which successfully combines an enzyme biofuel cell (EBFC) and a carbon cloth electrode and realizes the detection of L-cysteine by utilizing the change of an electric signal output by the EBFC. The design of self-powered biosensing is mainly focused on the anode of EBFC, and the aptamer rich in cytosine (C) is modified on the surface of the anode when Ag + When present, the C-C base pair in the aptamer can selectively capture Ag + A stable DNA double strand is formed, and a conjugate of modified glucose oxidase is fixed on the surface of an anode, so that the open-circuit voltage is increased. When the target L-Cys exists, the L-Cys is mixed with Ag + Insoluble thiolates are formed, part of the conjugate is detached and the signal is reduced. The open-circuit voltage value is in negative correlation with the concentration of the L-Cys, so that the detection of the L-Cys is realized. The sensor has the advantages of no need of an external power supply in the detection process, low cost, simple instrument and easy realization of miniaturization.
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